Standing there with bated breath, hoping that Satomi would agree to go eat with him. Maybe she thought it was something more, but knowing her...she wouldn't want it that way. No doubt the only one she'd actually go on a REAL date would be with Hibiki. Just like any other girl that was in their class. But he wasn't about to let that guy get him down, not with what had just happened. Not now that Satomi had agreed to help him train. That was an accomplishment in itself, and he was all warm inside from it. He almost sighed in relief when she agreed to ramen, saying that it sounded good. But what surprised him was when she offered for it to be her treat. A faint frown formed on his lips, but then he just shrugged. "Sure. That's fine." He immediately smiles, though he honestly had wanted to buy them both dinner. One thing at a time, he guessed.<br/><br/>They both head down to the ground below from the roof, dust and dirt slightly puffing up around them as their feet hit the street. From there they leave the apartment behind, heading towards the street where a lot of shops were, including restaurants and stalls that sold food. He looks over at Satomi when she spoke up, asking if there was anywhere he wanted to go, and a huge smile forms, as he nods. Without even thinking or saying anything he grabs her hand, and leads her along, towards a wooden open stall, with cloth hanging from the front, and a paper lantern with a symbol on it. "Ichiraku!" He says, smiling as he led her underneath the cloth.<br/><br/>Teuchi, the owner, smiles as he saw who had come in. "Hey there Haru, how're you?" Haru was a regular customer there, and to the old man, he was like a mirror image of Naruto Uzumaki, who had a similar personality and up-taking in life, they'd gone through similar struggles, and so on. Even Naruto himself used to bring Haru there, as for Haru, the blonde ninja was the only friend he actually had. There used to be Hibiki as well, and the two had gone there often when they were younger. "I'm doing good. I'll have the usual." He grins, before sitting down on one of the seats, patting the one next to him, motioning for Satomi to sit down.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, heading down the same street, Hibiki wonders what he'd like to eat for supper. He knew his mom was okay with him eating out sometimes. Glancing ahead, he noticed the ramen shop that he and Haru went to, in fact, it was Haru who had introduced the ramen shop to him. Even though he wasn't really a big fan of ramen, he really liked the kind that was served there. "Hm, I guess I could go for some of that tonight. Since I'm already here." He mutters to himself, before walking over, but when he stepped in he was surprised to see that Hibiki and Satomi were there. Frozen to the spot, he just stares, not sure what to say, before finally snapping out of it and quickly looking away, as Haru glanced back and looked at him, eyes wide.