Day 29: Game Room
Brunch had been relaxing, and Sora felt like he hadn't had a low-pressure, easy conversation like that in a while. Bridget seemed like a very sweet girl, and he wouldn't mind getting to know her better. He wondered if she had friends (other than Roger) who she could stick with in this place, or if she was on her own. If it was the latter, maybe he could invite her to join the Arts and Crafts group!
Speaking of girls, Sora had to wonder where Kairi was. He hadn't seen her friend in a while, which was strange. Riku was the sort to wander off for a few days without warning, but Kairi usually made herself known well enough. It hadn't been long enough for him to start worrying, but he hoped he ran into her soon.
Being given a choice for once (and not dragged off to meet a visitor, thankfully), Sora immediately decided on the Game Room. He remembered the game he had played and showed to Luffy and Junior that one time, and he was hoping he could find that... Gameboy thing again.
Luckily for him, the room was empty when he got there, which meant he got first dibs on the Gameboy. He quickly found one and ran with it to one of the couches, falling into the comfy cushions as he turned the handheld on.
Even though he was glad he had gotten there first, he hoped the room would start filling up. Sitting in here on his own with only his nurse watching him would just be weird. But for now, Tetris was keeping him busy.
[ Feel free to pester. :D ]
Speaking of girls, Sora had to wonder where Kairi was. He hadn't seen her friend in a while, which was strange. Riku was the sort to wander off for a few days without warning, but Kairi usually made herself known well enough. It hadn't been long enough for him to start worrying, but he hoped he ran into her soon.
Being given a choice for once (and not dragged off to meet a visitor, thankfully), Sora immediately decided on the Game Room. He remembered the game he had played and showed to Luffy and Junior that one time, and he was hoping he could find that... Gameboy thing again.
Luckily for him, the room was empty when he got there, which meant he got first dibs on the Gameboy. He quickly found one and ran with it to one of the couches, falling into the comfy cushions as he turned the handheld on.
Even though he was glad he had gotten there first, he hoped the room would start filling up. Sitting in here on his own with only his nurse watching him would just be weird. But for now, Tetris was keeping him busy.
[ Feel free to pester. :D ]