Oops! Had she misjudged his needs so badly? It seemed so, since she couldn't help flinching sulkily at his desire to find people worth talking to.
"Oh, er...I imagine that would be the case!" she conceded, being careful not to ask any further questions to accommodate his wishes. "I'm not offended."
She was just mentally chiding herself for being invasive and stupid.
Surprise surprise, Orihime was checking her phone too to make sure she wasn't leading him astray. When she realized he was looking at his too, she leaned over and pointed at it. "This is where we're going," she beamed. "I haven't really gone inside before, I just noticed it was there!"
Really, though, she could stand to splurge a little one of these days. As long as they were there, maybe she could look around and see if they sold radios. There was supposed to be a radio show that was really important to listen to, after all, and if they had one that doubled as an alarm too, that would be twice as convenient!
Lifting her head, she pointed down the street. "Yup, we're on the right track. This way!" She quickened her steps, making sure that Minato was close behind.
It wasn't too long before they found the shop in question. Orihime pushed open the door and stepped inside. It had a pleasantly warm musty smell of used record covers and incense. Orihime stepped aside so Minato could enter as well. "This is it! What do you think? Is it interesting enough?"
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"Oh, er...I imagine that would be the case!" she conceded, being careful not to ask any further questions to accommodate his wishes. "I'm not offended."
She was just mentally chiding herself for being invasive and stupid.
Surprise surprise, Orihime was checking her phone too to make sure she wasn't leading him astray. When she realized he was looking at his too, she leaned over and pointed at it. "This is where we're going," she beamed. "I haven't really gone inside before, I just noticed it was there!"
Really, though, she could stand to splurge a little one of these days. As long as they were there, maybe she could look around and see if they sold radios. There was supposed to be a radio show that was really important to listen to, after all, and if they had one that doubled as an alarm too, that would be twice as convenient!
Lifting her head, she pointed down the street. "Yup, we're on the right track. This way!" She quickened her steps, making sure that Minato was close behind.
It wasn't too long before they found the shop in question. Orihime pushed open the door and stepped inside. It had a pleasantly warm musty smell of used record covers and incense. Orihime stepped aside so Minato could enter as well. "This is it! What do you think? Is it interesting enough?"