Simca had been planning to come by and join in with fixing up the shop where Grell worked even before seeing the darling little Kisa's request for help. Nevertheless, It had only provided her with more reason to show up, and therefore, here she was. Rolling down the street in her usual pair of skates, looking like an asian version of Strawberry Shortcake and damn proud of it.
Radiating confidence and cheer as always, the pink haired girl waved happily to the two who appeared to be hard at work as she approached the battered little bakery. It really was a shame they had to go through this again, and such nice people, too. At least they could get insurance now, even if the idea came a little late.
"I was promised cupcakes if I helped out~" She pressed a finger to her lips with an impish smile. Of course she'd do her part either way, but that didn't mean she wouldn't try. Cupcakes are delicious greatness~
It was one thing to have been dead at the time of the explosions, unable to help, but here, here she was pretty sure she could, what with Hiruma being less paranoid about her going out and getting herself killed again, anyway.
Besides, she was going to help Kisa, of all people.
Vaguely knocking, she entered the bakery, looking at the two people already there. "Here to help, tell me what I can do!"
"Wah!" Grell straightened as he spotted a pink-haired girl. "Miss Simca?" Laughing, he put down the chair he had been in the midst of moving and approached her. He gave a comically clumsy bow, before grasping her hand in both of his. "Oh it's so nice to meet you at last! And you're much prettier in real life!"
Giggling, he pressed his fingers to his mouth as he gasped. "Look at how cute you are! Why, I have just the thing for you." He ducked behind the glass counter and plucked up a cupcake. "Just for you, Miss Simca! But-"
Mischievously he held it out of her reach. "Only after you help me move all this furniture out into the back area so it doesn't get dirtied by the rebuilding."
Haru was troubled. Tsuna had been awfully quiet and withdrawn for a long time and Nill was no where to be found. She had a day off from her "governess" duties and figured that she'd help out at one of the shops that the pirates had wrecked to take her mind off things.
Personally, she didn't really like the pirates- the majority of them were so rude and a terrible influence on the children's innocent minds. Ugh.
She made her way up towards the bakery, knocking on the door, forcing a bright smile to her lips as she waited to be let in.
"Hello? Haru has come to help you!" She called out.
"Claire-san!" Kisa smiled brightly, leaning the broom against a chair before running to the blonde. She wrapped her arms around her waist, giggling. "I'm glad you came to help."
Seeing that Simca and Grell were moving furniture, she fetched another broom. "Can you help me sweep all the dust and glass?" The little girl was about to say more before another person showed up within the makeshift 'doorframe'.
"Haru-san?" Kisa asked, having never met her before. Bowing politely yet shyly, the girl offered her a hopeful smile. "It's very kind of you to come help! Anou...can you..." Looking around for something to do, she soon eyed the glass counter.
Only parts of it had survived. "Can you please help move all the cupcakes? We'll need to also safely remove the shards and throw out anything that was damaged."
It saddened her to see such a cheerful shop damaged. She loved this bakery so dearly and hoped to restore it to its sugary glory soon.
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Simca had been planning to come by and join in with fixing up the shop where Grell worked even before seeing the darling little Kisa's request for help. Nevertheless, It had only provided her with more reason to show up, and therefore, here she was. Rolling down the street in her usual pair of skates, looking like an asian version of Strawberry Shortcake and damn proud of it.
Radiating confidence and cheer as always, the pink haired girl waved happily to the two who appeared to be hard at work as she approached the battered little bakery. It really was a shame they had to go through this again, and such nice people, too. At least they could get insurance now, even if the idea came a little late.
"I was promised cupcakes if I helped out~" She pressed a finger to her lips with an impish smile. Of course she'd do her part either way, but that didn't mean she wouldn't try. Cupcakes are delicious greatness~
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Besides, she was going to help Kisa, of all people.
Vaguely knocking, she entered the bakery, looking at the two people already there. "Here to help, tell me what I can do!"
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Giggling, he pressed his fingers to his mouth as he gasped.
"Look at how cute you are! Why, I have just the thing for you." He ducked behind the glass counter and plucked up a cupcake. "Just for you, Miss Simca! But-"
Mischievously he held it out of her reach.
"Only after you help me move all this furniture out into the back area so it doesn't get dirtied by the rebuilding."
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Personally, she didn't really like the pirates- the majority of them were so rude and a terrible influence on the children's innocent minds. Ugh.
She made her way up towards the bakery, knocking on the door, forcing a bright smile to her lips as she waited to be let in.
"Hello? Haru has come to help you!" She called out.
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Seeing that Simca and Grell were moving furniture, she fetched another broom.
"Can you help me sweep all the dust and glass?" The little girl was about to say more before another person showed up within the makeshift 'doorframe'.
"Haru-san?" Kisa asked, having never met her before. Bowing politely yet shyly, the girl offered her a hopeful smile. "It's very kind of you to come help! Anou...can you..." Looking around for something to do, she soon eyed the glass counter.
Only parts of it had survived.
"Can you please help move all the cupcakes? We'll need to also safely remove the shards and throw out anything that was damaged."
It saddened her to see such a cheerful shop damaged. She loved this bakery so dearly and hoped to restore it to its sugary glory soon.
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