"Oh, this?" she said, blushing a little bit. "Really, it's nothing special. Just a few bits and pieces from my wardrobe.. I may not be<span style="font-style: italic">just</span>like most girls, but I still like looking good on occasion. I'm.. glad you like it, though," she smiled, putting her hands together behind her back as she stopped spinning.<br/>"Glad to hear it. Let's go then," she replied with a grin at his acceptance of her proposal, leading the way out the door and onto the sidewalk.<br/><br/>A few minutes later and the two were well on their way through the streets of town, Kenji pointing out various sights and areas all the way.<br/>"Have you lived in Yokohama your whole life?" she asked at one point, noticing that he seemed to have almost every nook and cranny of the neighborhood practically committed to memory.<br/>"Wait, I'm part of a 'crew' now? That totally sounds like a gang," she giggled. "Do we have matching bandanna masks?" She couldn't help but smile, though; even though it was already obvious she had friends here, his official confirmation of that fact felt.. reassuring. She put extra care into memorizing the parts he pointed out as their hangout spots, so she would know where to find them later. Luckily her brain was great at remembering random facts like that.<br/><br/>"Yeah, I'd love to go back there. Maybe we could stop by someplace and pick up a snack on the way, and just.. hang out for a few hours. I'd love to see what it looks like after dark," she mused, looking into the sky and noticing the colors beginning to change to that of a sunset. "That is assuming your parents would be okay with it," she added, turning to look at him. "How do<span style="font-style: italic">you</span>think they would feel about you hanging out after hours in a dark, secluded place nobody will ever find with a girl right about your age?" she joked, grinning widely.