"Sorry about your friend's family. I know how he must have felt." A sad smile appeared on Junine's face for a moment as she thought about the family she once had. She then had to work hard to push back the memories that were trying to bubble to the surface. To do so she looked at the bullet holes around the room and held back another laugh at the mark on Kee's face from his friend.<br/><br/>"Thank you," she said barely audible at his compliment a slight blush crossing her face for only a moment before she regained her composure. Compliments from someone she didn't know or that wasn't just looking to bed her were rare.<br/><br/>A car as a birthday present? Her and her brother could only afford old and used ones, and any they did get bit the dust. Eventually the two gave up and opted for public transportation and using Kazua's car. While Kazua did have a decent amount of money, it was far from enough to buy her or her brother a car.<br/><br/>As the two drove she listened with interest as Kee talked about healing cancer. If there were many like him then the world would be a better place but with just him she understood his hesitation. She watched him as he drove and spoke, catching his eyes glow purple as a motorcyclist nearly crashed by them. She guessed that when his eyes glowed then he was getting a vision of information. "If you don't like blood then its a good thing you're not a girl," she stated only half joking.<br/><br/>Junine looked at the window at the tall buildings of the city with the people walking on the streets. It was all so normal, things she saw everyday. A person walking their dog, someone parking, a couple out on a date. Despite the normalcy of it all she felt like she was in some foreign place. The last time she had felt like she wasn't home was when her brother had gone missing, though in that case she was numb not shocked or confused. She started to wonder if maybe somehow this case was connected to Hakudoshi's disappearance. Quickly she shook the thoughts from her head, something she seemed to be doing a lot of today.