#arnath

Back home, things like this wouldn’t be a problem. There’d be multiple options for people and Pokemon of varying sizes to take advantage of. Or if there wasn’t, it’d be lower in the first place. She’d be able to do just fine, and not have to stand here and wait for someone to walk up next to her so she could ask for their help. But alas...

She was too short to reach the crosswalk button.

With the sound of defeat clear in her tone of voice, she spoke up as soon as someone got close, whether they looked like they were gonna cross the street or not.

Maria walked out of one of the back rooms, leaving a (very boring) meeting with some executives. She was going to leave immediately, until she saw Arnath off to the side, collecting papers from a desk.

She had nowhere else important to be; she could chat for a moment.

“Arnath.”

“I hadn’t expected you in today, I would have asked for coffee during the meeting.” She was joking, of course, that should be evident. Maria didn’t too often see Arnath, but she was fond of her.

Oh. “There is plenty of room here if you would like to view the cherry blossoms...” Eiki casts a quick glance toward the other, a vague motion to seat herself under the same tree. If she’s learned anything, it’s that conversation makes for a great distraction.

reserved.

A small amount of time away from her partner as she mingled with other friends was a good time for Muffet to stay on the side, a small drink in her hands, watching others dance instead.

It was also nice that she was able to find a friend of her own off the dance floor. With a smile and a slight skip in her step, Muffet went to take a seat by Arnath.