It was late afternoon, still rather a bit early to start drinking if you asked the two girls who approached the Blue Moon bar. Still, there were already a few patrons filtering in and no doubt more would soon follow. Kukiko and her twin sister Yukiko Kitagawa, or Kori and Yuki as they were more commonly known, didn't come here for the alcohol so much as the food. Would they have a few drinks while they were here? Most likely. Was it why they came? No. Nonetheless, here they were once again. It seemed like they had basically become regulars at the establishment over the past couple of months. They weren't here every day, but they often found themselves here at least a few days a week. Yuki liked the people and Kori liked that it was generally a little less loud than the other places her sister liked to frequent.<br/><br/>The two girls entered the large bar and went to their usual table, given Kori's tendency to be a creature of habit. The bar was fairly quiet with only a few other patrons around. It had its usual warm, homely sort-of feel, and the owner and her sons could be seen at the bar. Yuki gave them a friendly smile and waved at them after taking her seat facing the bar. Kori glanced that way, but it was a very brief sidelong glance over her shoulder, not meant to be a greeting, but more like an acknowledgement. "Honestly, Kori. You really should learn to be more friendly!" Yuki gently scolded her sister, who shrugged with a look of relative indifference, but otherwise gave no response.<br/><br/>Kori had noticed from her brief glance that one of the boys had gone back into the kitchen after they arrived. Good. It should be pretty obvious by now that the two of them liked to eat, although she knew that they had to be wondering how and where the two small girls managed to pack it all away. If only they knew. Regardless, she did appreciate that they were being proactive and bringing food without even being asked. It wasn't hard to guess what they might order, as Kori was very consistent with what she ordered and Yuki would eat just about anything. Not that Kori wouldn't. In this one aspect, the twins were pretty easy to figure out. That was, of course, pretty much the only thing about them that anyone could claim to be easy to read, as the two kept everything else pretty well guarded.<br/><br/>It wasn't hard to overhear the conversation at the bar from their seat, especially in the relatively quiet environment. Yuki had to stifle a laugh, although she couldn't keep the smile off her face. Even Kori couldn't help but smile a little, although it almost resembled a smirk more than a smile, and she was quick to erase it before the still-red-faced boy appeared at their table with a tray of snacks and some warm sake. "Hey there!" Yuki greeted the young man with a bright, friendly smile before looking down at the tray. "Ohhhh! You brought my favorites!" she grinned as her bright, excited eyes fell on the plate of wings. "Sake, too! Thanks! You're the best!" she grinned at him, waiting patiently for the items to be placed on the table.<br/><br/>"Yuki. Calm down," Kori sighed, shaking her head. "Honestly. It's embarrassing," she added, although her face showed more indifference than embarrassment, and her own eyes were glued to the food just as her sister's were. "Riiiiiight. Because miss Ice Queen is capable of being embarrassed," Yuki rolled her eyes and grinned playfully. "Didn't I tell you not to call me that?" Kori shifted narrowed lavender eyes from the platter of food to her sister, who simply shrugged with an innocent smile on her face. "So, what's your name?" she asked the younger man. "I don't think I've met you yet. I'm Yuki. Yuki Kitagawa," she introduced herself with a friendly smile. "The unapproachable grouch over there is my sister, Kori. Don't mind her. She looks scary, but she's harmless. She's a big softy, really," she added with another smile, a hint of mischief in her blue eyes.<br/><br/>Kori narrowed her eyes and glared at her sister, letting out a somewhat exasperated sigh. "Will you quit telling people stuff like that? I'm not harmless and I'm definitely not soft," she crossed her arms, huffing lightly. "Honestly. You're going to ruin my reputation if you keep it up," she added and Yuki giggled. "Uh huh. Sure. Whatever you say, sis," she grinned. "Besides, I'm fairly certain that you don't have a reputation for me to ruin anyways," she shrugged, watching Kori narrow her eyes again. "Whatever. I might. Even if I don't, I certainly don't want to gain a reputation for being a harmless softy, which I will if you keep going around blabbering that nonsense," Kori insisted.<br/><br/>Yuki giggled again. "You're so serious all the time. Alright, alright. Fine. I'll just let people think you're a big scary ice queen. Have it your way," she grinned mischievously once more, watching as the steam practically poured out of Kori's ears. She then turned her attention back to the young man who was no doubt confused or taken-aback by the two, pointedly ignoring her sister's reaction. "Sorry about that. It's just so easy to mess with her. I just can't help it," she explained with a sweet, innocent smile before pausing with a somewhat contemplative look. "Although, I get the feeling that you have to deal with that from your brothers, huh? So maybe you don't sympathize with that..." she trailed off in thought for a moment before snapping herself back. "Right! Food!" she snatched a wing off the plate that had been placed on the table, then chased it with a drink of the warm sake. "Ahhhh. Perfect!"