<div class="floatright">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/7/74/Siren2.jpg)</div><div style="text-align: right;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 10pt;"><strong>Aline Myobi -</strong> <em>Settling down for lunch...</em></span></div><br/>Soft footsteps of slippers slapping against wooden flooring trailed closer to the doors of Studio A before Aline rounded the corner with two mugs dangling in one hand, a pot of green tea held gingerly in the other, and paper plates and napkins tucked under her arm. Placing one of the mugs in front of him, she filled it with fragrant tea before doing the same with her own. "I hope you don't mind green tea? If you'd rather something else to drink you can always look around in the fridge." As she spoke, she handed him one of the plates and left the small stack of napkins in the middle.<br/><br/>Not everyone was a big fan of tea, and most people she knew tended to drink their green tea with a bit of honey or sugar due to it being more bitter. She'd ran out of regular oolong tea, and even her favorite go-to drink of barley tea, so green would have to suffice. Restocking on tea, just another task on her ever growing to-do list. It probably didn't help that she was a tea fanatic and drank them down as if they were water.<br/><br/>Sitting down in one of the chairs, her first words were, "I never knew sushi could make someone so happy." Her tone was carefree but her eyes were dancing with laughter. It was hard to not hear his little stanza bursting forth upon exiting the elevator. The platter offered an assortment of different sushi from the well-know California roll to the store specials with names that had nothing to do with the roll itself. Essentially they were all the same just as they were all different, ingredients wrapped in rice and nori.<br/><br/>"I forgot to ask you if you wanted anything in specific, so I just ordered the house special." It seemed to offer four pieces each in differing 'flavors', arranged in a colorful circle that flowered within the container. Splitting her chopsticks, she rubbed them together to rid any stray splinters before reaching for one of the soy sauce packets. Staring at the tiny amount of liquid it offered, she got up to head back to the kitchen for more and quickly returned with a small bottle as well as two shallow dishes to mix wasabi in. "They never seem to give enough, do they?"<br/><br/>