Sometimes I'd make one with Nagisa-kun. He's my childhood friend, but he stayed with my family for a bit when we were kids. Sometimes we'd read bedtime stories inside a fort, or else I'd read and he'd try following along. And we fell asleep like that, too, sometimes ♪
[His voice takes on a nostalgic tone as he talks about all this and his eyes go soft. These are cherished memories.
Still, he doesn't miss the implication behind her question. The fact she's so surprised means she wasn't allowed to make blanket forts. And didn't she write all those songs about breaking away from someone else's control?
It's not hard to guess at what sort of upbringing she had. But he'd rather not dwell on the past. He'd much rather focus on the future, which is why he makes his next offer!]
If you've never made one before, then perhaps we should! Unless you'd rather save it for a sleepover sometime. Or a romantic evening with someone. But if you do want to try it, just let me know~
[It's never too late to make up for the things you didn't get to do. Just like Hiyori's aforementioned childhood friend, who didn't get to do anything when he was really young, since he grew up confined to a single room. But it's always fun to introduce new experiences to people like that—people who were sheltered, people who had a harsh childhood, and people who've otherwise been deprived of life's simple joys.
They approach the main building soon enough though, and as he steps inside after Weiss, "deprived" is pretty much the last word that comes to mind. He spends a moment taking the place in; unsurprisingly, her "suite" is more like a manor. It's elegant and sleek and tasteful, and the floors seem to shine, suggesting the suite was recently cleaned (presumably by staff and not by its Queen). And the icy-looking glass chandelier hanging from the vaulted ceiling seems very her.]
Sounds good to me.
[His footsteps echo across ceramic as he walks, looking up at the second floor and the high ceiling.]
Your suite does seem fit for a queen. Specifically, an ice queen! ♪ You don't happen to have a throne somewhere, do you?
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[He replies cheerfully.]
Sometimes I'd make one with Nagisa-kun. He's my childhood friend, but he stayed with my family for a bit when we were kids. Sometimes we'd read bedtime stories inside a fort, or else I'd read and he'd try following along. And we fell asleep like that, too, sometimes ♪
[His voice takes on a nostalgic tone as he talks about all this and his eyes go soft. These are cherished memories.
Still, he doesn't miss the implication behind her question. The fact she's so surprised means she wasn't allowed to make blanket forts. And didn't she write all those songs about breaking away from someone else's control?
It's not hard to guess at what sort of upbringing she had. But he'd rather not dwell on the past. He'd much rather focus on the future, which is why he makes his next offer!]
If you've never made one before, then perhaps we should! Unless you'd rather save it for a sleepover sometime. Or a romantic evening with someone. But if you do want to try it, just let me know~
[It's never too late to make up for the things you didn't get to do. Just like Hiyori's aforementioned childhood friend, who didn't get to do anything when he was really young, since he grew up confined to a single room. But it's always fun to introduce new experiences to people like that—people who were sheltered, people who had a harsh childhood, and people who've otherwise been deprived of life's simple joys.
They approach the main building soon enough though, and as he steps inside after Weiss, "deprived" is pretty much the last word that comes to mind. He spends a moment taking the place in; unsurprisingly, her "suite" is more like a manor. It's elegant and sleek and tasteful, and the floors seem to shine, suggesting the suite was recently cleaned (presumably by staff and not by its Queen). And the icy-looking glass chandelier hanging from the vaulted ceiling seems very her.]
Sounds good to me.
[His footsteps echo across ceramic as he walks, looking up at the second floor and the high ceiling.]
Your suite does seem fit for a queen. Specifically, an ice queen! ♪ You don't happen to have a throne somewhere, do you?