Warui looked up as the girl came back from the coffee shop. He was supprised to find out they sold more than just coffee. He thought it was kind that she'd gone to the trouble of getting extra drinks just so he could choose one he liked. Warui still didn't like the smell of the coffee, and the hot chocolet's smell... it seemed foreign to him for some reason. He made his decision and picked up the water. "Thank you," he said quietly, managing to put a small smile on his face.<br/><br/>He was sure he could drink water and more or less enjoy it, and he realized the slight saltiness of his meal had left him thirsty. Unfortunately, looking at the bottle, he had no idea how to get to the water. He turned the bottle over in his hands, looking for a switch or something. He noticed the white part on top was different from the rest of the bottle, and he fiddled with that for a while. Try as he might, he couldn't get it open.<br/><br/>"Um..." he said, turning on the bench to look at the girl, who was already staring at him. He felt the blood rush to his face and hesitated before continuing. "I don't know... how to open it..." the boy eventually confessed, still blushing. Somehow, the snow around the bench was melting, and the nearby area had grown noticeably warmer than everywhere else. Warui really didn't notice it was happening.