#okitasright

It was hot today, but nice. Cold weather god tiring pretty fast so this was a good change. Kashuu had not too long ago gotten back from doing some shopping with Yamato who was staying over for a little since they were pretty much neighbors.

Yamato had been cooling himself off  in front of a fan nearby upon arriving trying to beat the heat and reading what seemed to be one of the new books he had purchased. Judging from the silence though, he probably had fallen asleep. 

 Kashuu had moved over to sit out in the balcony bringing nail polish and nail polish remover along with him he figured he would re-do his nails since his paint was starting to crack. 

As the time passed and he was done applying the second coat to the last hand he leaned back blowing on his nails softly. As he became lost in thought staring at his nails an idea came to mind. He looked from the corner of his sharp eyes and spoke. “Hey...Yamato.” He shifted back up into a sitting position and turned his head. “You still awake over there? Heyyy--” The uchigatana tossed something light over at the latter in case he really was asleep. “I’m kinda bored so like if you’re still awake how’s about you let me do your nails?” A grin was upon his features. “I have lots of colors to choose from and everything what do you say huh? It’ll be fun. I can make them match your Haori even!” He hadn’t done this in a while considering Yamato just ruined the nails by the time the second coat was done, but he just had the urge to do someone elses nails so. 

“Miss, you dropped your keys--!”

  Upon closer inspection, however, Ney was never more mistaken in her life. ‘Miss’ wasn’t the correct term; it was ‘Mr.’, and for a moment, Ney merely stayed there, stunned to silence.

“...I’m sorry,” she ended up saying, still blinking.

It makes Tanuma a little sad that he's been pulled away from his friends as well as leaving his father behind. Well, actually, it makes him really sad at the fact he may not ever see any of them again, however he tries not to show it, particularly around his newly assigned family. They both seem like nice people (although appear to barely be older than he is), so he likes them enough, but can't help but feel this homesickness that won't go away no matter what.

But, in any case, it's not something Tanuma should worry about for too long, especially out with one of his assigned fathers--Yamato, he believes is his name--at the local zoo, surrounded by all these exotic creatures in their artificial habitats.