Chips!

"...I really love graphics but it's more on the side, my real goal is...to become a Pop-Idol!"

"Pfft!"

"Wait are you serious!!!"

"Ba-haHA-HAhhA!!!"

"Hey Erutan! Stop laughing!"

"Yhana are you really serious" Erutan asks.

"Yeah! Why not?!"

"Whew... sorry I just- I just I can't—Hahah!!!" Erutan starts laughing hysterically.

"Yeah it's true! There's nothing wrong with that!" Yhana gritted.

"I'm- I'm sorry I— It's just that's a big 'dream' you got there"

Yhana was very much aware of it. And it wasn't the first time this had happened. She knew how difficult it would be, including how much more with being...well her!

But it's what she wanted the most and wasn't about to let anyone bring her down.

"I know it might sound like some main character in some anime showing how much they want to do something and it just happens. And I'm aware this isn't a show. But I'm still willing to try. Whatever it takes."

Yhana decided that a long time ago and still had let go of it. She was tired of people undermining her efforts.

She stood up and decided to leave.

"You're leaving?" Asked Erutan.

"Just cause of that?"she chuckled.

"Stoll wait she didn't mea—" Jesse tried to explain. But she was already far away enough to not hear him.

Yhana made her way outside.

She thought it was stupid of her to get mad over childish things like that but it was too late to go back.

She hadn't come here on her own and now she now had to walk by herself all the way to the train station since she couldn't ask for Erutan's help.

She made her way to the station when she remembered she had to get something from the store. Not noticing someone was lurking near by.

"*Sigh*…Oh! I should get Megumi something."

'I can already see her angry face if I get home without anything to eat' she thought to herself. ' It's a little late but I can still make a trip to the store and hopefully still catch the last train'

She made her way the store that wasn't too far from the restaurant.

On her way, she passed a man and a number of people walking around.

At least the streets weren't empty. This made her feel more safe.

She made her way inside the store and got what she needed. Then she went to check out.

"That'll be $2.59" the cashier tells her.

She handed them the money and payed for the chips.

When she turned to head outside the store, she noticed something odd.