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[Valentine Angus]

If it wasn't because of Valentine's little fight with Juliette, he wouldn't be on the other part of the world, wandering, or lost? There was a pretty big park in front of him filled with children, no Valentine dislike kids. They were too noisy and most of them were brats. He had seen those kids who were rolling on the ground, yelling at their parents for not being able to get what they want. Example, ice creams. Why would anyone cry over an ice cream!? Valentine thought that kids were stupid, he had forgotten completely that he was once a kid and that he was one of those who would roll around the floor and cry as hard as he could until he get what he wanted.

The young boy enter the park carefully hoping that he didn't bump one of those kids who were running around like a group of monkeys. He swore under his breath as he step on a gum. Valentine quickly ran toward the closest bench and sat on it. He tried to get the gum off his shoe but he couldn't. And the boy finally gave up. He stomped his feet on the ground and look at the cloudless sky. He thought his mood would be better but he was wrong.

 

[Angela Marion]

"See sweety, I knew you could do it!" Angela exclaimed as Kairi took a few more steps, grabbing up her shoes for Angela. it was almost like a day of fetch for Angela, because Kairi just loved throwing her shoes. She had an arm on her, for only being two. Angela giggled and pulled kairi onto her lap, sitting down on the bench. The child was truly beautiful, with green slanted eyes. An asian with green eyes was definintly not normal, she knew that for a fact. Boys would go crazy for her when she got older, which made Angela sigh. She'd be beating them off with a stick. "Not till your sixteen." Angela muttered, setting a dating limit right then and there. Kairi of course didn't understand it, she didn't have to. Angela was just relaxing when she stiffened as a boy appeared next to her on the bench, picking at his shoe. Seh giggled slightly. He obviously had never stepped in gum before.

"You know..." Angela said, feeling a bit less cranky toward humanity today, "Water will make it less sticky, and you can get it off." Maybe this boy would be mean, though Angela hoped not. Since seeing Teddy again, she had regained a bit of faith in her own definintion of humanity. if he yelled at her, she might loose it. She tucked some hair behind ehr ear, and smiled with a little bit of stiffness, now worried about what she might have brought upon herself.