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Groovy Tunes; Monday [ 01/12 ].

Chad was still occasionally finding pieces of broken CDs from when Nana was here on Friday scattered this way and that, although well hidden under shelves or drum kits. Really, it was Prince Oscar Pedro who found most of the remaining ones, stalking around the store, his body low and lean as it crouched close to the floor, hunting them down and then proceeding to chase and play with them all over the place. He'd lose it underneath the counter or a listening chair, and the hunt would begin again.

Chad found it utterly fascinating to watch, and his head provided a commentary as if it were all just another episode of Carnivorous Kingdom.

Today's Mix: Meow Mix

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"Literature." She smiled. "Bennet-sensei is very kind."

Yei was just going to keep exploring. Which, coincidentally, brought her a little closer to where Prince Oscar Pedro was hiding.

"Oh, I took that class last semester," Chad noted. "She is pretty nice; I liked it."

Prince Oscar Pedro decided not to risk letting Yei get any closer and discover him, so he pushed back and promptly pounced.

"It's my favourite class s-so far," she admitted. "Though it's early yet to tell entirely."

Yei, having been not entirely not paying attention realized before he pounced her that he was coming, but not soon enough to avoid him. So she went rolling with an indignant mew and tried to bat at his head. Hihihi!

Prince Oscar Pedro let out a scratchy meow thinking that Yei shouldn't be so sensitive; he lifted a leg on her back and moved to flop on her, for she was fluffy and comfortable and yet might not try to nibble on him as much as Galliano did.

"It was one of mine," Chad told her, "so I wouldn't be surprised."

She was just going to try to lick his head then. And purr. So there! She wasn't a pillow, geez. And he was bigger than her, so really, she ought to be on top.

"She makes i-it easy to talk to her," Hinata commented, "and she doesn't say a-anything is right or wrong."

But she was so fluuuuuuffffffffy. Prince Oscar Pedro could deal with being licked on the head; it was kind of nice. So he got comfortable on his new purring pillow and purred a little himself, tail swishing contentedly.

"Well," Chad said, "sometimes that made it hard, actually. Not used to everything just being a matter of opinion."

Yei was just going to lick his head some more and grumble-purr about being sat on. And maybe try chewing on his whiskers. Ha!

Hinata paused. "Perhaps," she agreed. "Though it's u-unusual for there not to be a right or wrong. And she seems less like a t-teacher and more like another student, in that way. She just wants to see where your t-thought takes you."

Chad nodded. "And I get that," he said, "but I'm just not used to that. It's weird, talking about my thoughts. It's...hard."

"It's easier when it d-doesn't matter if you're wrong or right," Hinata confessed. "I would r-rather be told I am wrong here, than in a situation where it could really m-matter."

"I think," Chad mused, "that's why it makes it so hard. It doesn't matter, so I can't decide what's right and wrong. If it did, though, I'd know..."

There was a pause.

"Does that even make sense?"

"Mmmm," she grinned a bit. "You remind m-me of people back home. T-they will say things like that too, but I've found the o-opposite is true of me."

"It'll be good for you," Chad noted, thinking on it a little with a nod. "I think."

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