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“About… Myself?” Blinking a few times, she gave it a thought. She never really was asked about herself much, so she never really thought of it. And really, she didn’t know what to say anymore. “Umm…. What.. about myself..? As in… what about me do you want to know.. umm..” Words were stuck together as she didn’t know what or how to say it. Giving up with a sigh, she followed Giotto to the bench and sat next to him, another silence starting, except this time a little more soothing.

The sun shone brightly onto her skin and she couldn’t help but love the warm heat. Closing her eyes, she listened to the leaves making rustling sounds as it was hit by the light wind, some birds chirping somewhere nearby. “It’s such a beautiful day isn’t it,” The sudden words snapped her out of her thoughts and gave a nod. “It is… nice.” She smiled slightly. It really was nice compared to the darkness in kokuyo.

Kokuyo. The words in the letter echoed in her mind, taunting her and she couldn’t help but flinch lightly, imagining the face of Mukuro telling her to leave. It was already something suspected but… It still made a big shock to her. She was glad to have come out. It made her forget. She just wanted to clear her mind from all these thoughts. She sighed as she sat straight, her eyes opening and she tried to adjust her eyes to the bright light. She looked down at her lap, thinking of what to say before mumbling out. “T-… Thank you.” She could see the other giving her a curious look. She shook her head and continued to look at her laps. “Thank you… For helping me…? I wasn’t really… feeling.. well. And you took me out… And it makes me feel more relaxed…” She smiled slightly at him, in thanks.

(ooc: maa.. at least you came back.. *hugs* ^^)

((OOC: It’s Spring Break, so I’ll be on during the whole break. :D))

As they sat silently on the bench, Giotto noticed Chrome was in deep thought.  He silently analyzed her face. Her eyes closed, face towards the sun.  Giotto smiled, “She seems to be enjoying herself,” he thought.  Earlier he noticed the sad look on her face, but somehow it seemed to have passed.  He wanted to ask what has happened, but he felt as if he was over-analyzing the situation.

He gave out a silent sigh.  “Maybe it’s best to not ask,” he thought as he gazed up on the clear blue sky.

“T-… Thank you.  Thank you… For helping me…? I wasn’t really… feeling.. well. And you took me out… And it makes me feel more relaxed…” Chrome announced.

Giotto felt surprised.  ”You’re very welcome Chrome.  You seemed troubled and the best way I could think of was to take you out,” he admitted.  ”Whatever that may have happened, I think there’s a reason for it.  We have different methods for solving things, but we can’t always satisfy everyone. Right?” Giotto laughed.  ”I’m sorry Chrome. It seems I’ve been rambling here and I don’t even know what has happened. My apologies.”