“It is Touya, not Touma,” Touya corrected him in a polite voice. He didn’t take it to heart that ‘Samuel’ hadn’t remembered his name correctly. For people that became newly acquainted it must be normal. There was no reason to object chatting for a while. On the contrary, Touya was delighted to have some company. It was difficult to overlook that Samuel was dressed very nicely today as well. Probably he never went out without looking the best he could. Touya didn’t care about his appearance all that much, although he wouldn’t mind some less rundown clothes.<br/>Without having anything to chat about, Touya packed some apples into his basket. It was alright. Just being beside someone that didn’t care about his non-existent past, or wanting something from him, just that was already enough. At the checkout, Touya didn’t mind going first even if he didn’t quite understand why Samuel insisted that he did so. Touya got himself one of those large shopper bags because he didn’t want to have to use plastic bags for his groceries. It ate some of his meagre budget but it felt better for him to do it like this.<br/>Upon exiting the store they walked next to each other for a while. Touya couldn’t think of a subject which they could chat about. A glance towards Samuels face told him that it seemed to be fine to not talk about anything unnecessary. He had already walked a few steps before realizing that Samuel had stopped. He turned around and walked the few steps back. Of course they had to go separate paths since there was no way that Samuel would live in the same neighbourhood as Touya. “Yes, that would be very nice,” Touya replied to  the offer to get together sometime. He hadn’t expected that Samuel would ask him that and he was thankful that he had, even if it didn’t show on his face. Still, he couldn’t understand why Samuel would want to spent time with him. He didn’t even know himself, so how could he be of any interest to others? Yet, he took the business card without a second thought. “I will,” he promised. With no telephone or a mobile phone he would have to use a public payphone for when that time comes, but that should not hinder him. “Thank you. I hope I will not call when you are busy.” Touya’s goodbye was a little awkward. He kept standing there for a few more moments, watching Samuel go into the other direction, before heading home himself.<br/>Touya paused in front of his neighbours front door before going to his own apartment. He had to put his groceries away before trying to visit his neighbour again. While eating an apple, Touya took out the business card he received earlier. It looked really fancy, it had probably been expensive to make. Even if Touya was continually confronted with the fact that Samuel seemed to be pretty well off financially, there was not even the trace of the thought to try and take advantage of him. Somehow this Samuel was pretty interesting, more interesting than all the humans he had encountered until now. He had finished eating his apple as he put down the business card on the small table. The rest of the afternoon he would try and visit his neighbours to say hello. Most of them opened the door but didn’t invite him in. There was only one neighbour that didn’t even open the door, the acquaintance of Samuel. Maybe he was on a business trip or something? Touya didn’t think about it any further. He felt like he had done his part on trying to start on a friendly basis with his neighbours, if they didn’t want to take it further then so be it. There wasn’t really anything left to do for the rest of the day, so Touya spent it cleaning up a little and going to rest on time in order to be fit for work the next day.