NAKAMURA RIKAKO<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">"What about you, Nakamura-san. Anywhere in town you'd recommend going?"</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><strong>"Hm?"</strong>I looked round and woke up from a few moments thoughts with a big grin,<strong>"Oh, hi. Uhmm, yes. There's a cool <em>karaoke</em> bar where a few of us sometimes go. It's called <em>Misato's</em>. That can be a real blast. And a ten-pin bowling alley which is fun because the waitresses do cosplay stuff. They will be <em>neko</em>-girls one weekend and maids the next. Kind of cute I think and certainly brings the customers in. The cinema is okay I guess but a little small, as it's not a big town. But did you mean food? I quite like to eat quick and dirty, on Saturdays there's a market at one end of the main square and lots of food stalls, you can get anything. And the small <em>ramen</em> restaurants line that side, you know, just benches outside under the awnings. Its lots of fun. I'm not a fan of fancy eating, though if student council pres is picking up the tab I'll force it down, one has to suffer to fit in you know."</strong><br/><br/>I swung the other way where Roberto was, but did it carefully without too much of a twirl because with lifted arms like this it made my skirt even shorter. Which was impossible, basically, without it becoming a wide belt.<strong>"Isn't that right Silfa-san, you suffer to fit in don't you? I can tell."</strong>I winked at him.<br/><br/>I decided I liked boys. I could mess up with a social gaffe and they'd forgive me and make me happy again straight away.