Tomomi did not like the look of that smug grin on Lucas' face. Smug grins were her thing, not this honor student's. Tomomi raised one of her eyebrows and scoffed.
"Drop the act honor student, an' stay on your side. Smugness looks as unfit on ya as it looks good on me. An' don't look so proud of that burn, it was mediocre at best."
Tomomi said but still she couldn't stop a hint of smile sneaking on her face. This guy seemed boring but look at what ya got if ya only poked a bit. Not bad.
Tomomi burst out laughing, capturing the attention of some of the people around them, when Lucas looked so shocked that she had said the word fuck. How old were they, 13? Well, that wasn't that far off. But Tomomi felt a lot older most of the time.
"Chill Lucas. No one cares if I say the f-word. An' if ya got confused I meant the word 'fuck'."
Tomomi whispered the word fuck and snickered, extremely amused.
Tomomi chuckled when Lucas went along with her and tilted his head in question. He really did look like a dog when he did it.
"Oh yeah, definitely. All ya need to do is finish your sentences with the word 'woof' and your dog image is all ready!"
Tomomi grinned and lifted her hands, making herself some ears out of her hands.
"I mean, if I had cat ears and tail all the time even I'd take the most out of it an' finish my sentences with 'nya~'."
Tomomi was actually excited to get to the volcano making. She stood up a little on her chair to peer at the clay Lucas ripped the packaging off of.
"Oh, hell yeah! Arts are my jam! Ask my violin, it'll vouch for me."
When Lucas suggested they actually did something different to the volcano, a face in this case, Tomomi looked at him with pseudo horror and gasped.
"Lucas, are ya okay? Did ya actually stop bein' serious? We gotta call that creepy school nurse, ya need help."
Tomomi laughed again and slapped Lucas' shoulder, not hard enough to hurt him.
"Ya got some fun in ya after all! I knew it was in there somewhere! The chicken is the proof. No one too serious has a chicken as a pet."
"Drop the act honor student, an' stay on your side. Smugness looks as unfit on ya as it looks good on me. An' don't look so proud of that burn, it was mediocre at best."
Tomomi said but still she couldn't stop a hint of smile sneaking on her face. This guy seemed boring but look at what ya got if ya only poked a bit. Not bad.
Tomomi burst out laughing, capturing the attention of some of the people around them, when Lucas looked so shocked that she had said the word fuck. How old were they, 13? Well, that wasn't that far off. But Tomomi felt a lot older most of the time.
"Chill Lucas. No one cares if I say the f-word. An' if ya got confused I meant the word 'fuck'."
Tomomi whispered the word fuck and snickered, extremely amused.
Tomomi chuckled when Lucas went along with her and tilted his head in question. He really did look like a dog when he did it.
"Oh yeah, definitely. All ya need to do is finish your sentences with the word 'woof' and your dog image is all ready!"
Tomomi grinned and lifted her hands, making herself some ears out of her hands.
"I mean, if I had cat ears and tail all the time even I'd take the most out of it an' finish my sentences with 'nya~'."
Tomomi was actually excited to get to the volcano making. She stood up a little on her chair to peer at the clay Lucas ripped the packaging off of.
"Oh, hell yeah! Arts are my jam! Ask my violin, it'll vouch for me."
When Lucas suggested they actually did something different to the volcano, a face in this case, Tomomi looked at him with pseudo horror and gasped.
"Lucas, are ya okay? Did ya actually stop bein' serious? We gotta call that creepy school nurse, ya need help."
Tomomi laughed again and slapped Lucas' shoulder, not hard enough to hurt him.
"Ya got some fun in ya after all! I knew it was in there somewhere! The chicken is the proof. No one too serious has a chicken as a pet."