<div class="floatright">(http://static.zerochan.net/Yubari.Gogo.full.1461411.jpg)</div>Name: Asuka Takamura (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=215001.msg10620123#msg10620123)<br/>Location: Lobby near Restaurant<br/>Tagging: Jessica, Hitomi<br/><br/>Some people just had that sort of astonishing beauty, the kind of jaw-dropping appearance where one couldn't help but glance...then look...then stare.  Asuka's cell phone started to quiver in her grip before she finally glimpsed something, anything else.  A random painting on the wall would do for the moment.  Asuka knew full well that she was very beautiful by mortal standards, but some people just blew her out of the dust.  In her experience, those kinds of people tended to be nothing but trouble.<br/><br/>Once the heart-pounding tremors turned to mere flutters of her insides, Asuka recognized Hitomi Hikaru from her DeviantArt page.  It wasn't easy to miss; her cell phone backdrop was Hitomi's work.  Pulling up the page confirmed her suspicions, though if anyone watched Asuka closely enough, she never actually pushed any of the buttons on her phone.<br/><br/>Should she go over and say hi?  Probably not.  Anyone who had preferences for the strawberry blonde would be well out of Asuka's lead.  Even appearances aside, Asuka just wasn't all that good at relationships.  When her life actually calmed down, perhaps she might even try to have one.<br/><br/>Instead, she decided to introduce herself another way.  Checking for Hitomi's e-mail on the page, she sent out a simple picture of herself, taken just this instant from the phone, with the sign for the restaurant clearly visible in the background to confirm location.  The picture send came with a simple message, "Love your work."<br/><br/>Moments after sending the message, Asuka regretted it, as well as despised the removal of the Undelete feature from most e-mail systems.  Now she just came off as some kind of stalker or something.  Oh well.  Another celebrity who will never talk to her.  Not like there was any shortage of those.