There was too many people, too much noise, too much... everything. A female scoffed at the voices of all the chattering people and noises with disgust. This was one of the many things that the girl hated about going outside. There was always too much going on all at once and the streets were too crowded. Not to mention going outside in itself was a huge chore. Even if it was to get the most basic of necessities... it sure was an annoyance if it was only one or two things. Today was one of those days where such a fact applied. However, when a mother (threatens) kindly asks their child to go to the store and get a few things... you'd only be signing a death warrant if you refused and called her an 'old hag'.
As the short figure stood in front of a doorway to a mere grocery store, they flicked their shades down to sit upon their face with little effort. The very faint panting of a dog could be heard beside her, tongue hanging out the entrance of its mouth with a wag of the tail. This was Sanae: A perky, creamy colored shiba inu with a bit of a flare to her. And the human being beside her was Inuzuka Ryou: A teenager with a mouth to her and a whole mood. With a short gesture of her head, the greenette began to charge forward into the crowd without so much as an 'excuse me' or 'coming through'. Sanae followed with a bounce to her step, close behind her owner with a smile plastered on that little face of hers.
Ryou just wanted to get home.
With the bag filled with only two things tight in her small grip, the Inuzuka turned corner after corner just to get away from everyone. It was clearly evident that she was annoyed if the obvious scowl on her face wasn't enough. This young lady may be small but she wouldn't be afraid to give someone a piece of their mind. It wasn't until more people showed up on the streets in the late evening rush to get their things, causing the teen to groan out loudly in frustration.
"God, would you people move?!"
She didn't care about the heads turning to her. People should move and not clog up the streets. They should see that she's trying to get through here. Oh, how she wished she could give her own mother an earful for this. She was ready to blow at any moment.
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* Marked for Training.
* 426 Words.
As the short figure stood in front of a doorway to a mere grocery store, they flicked their shades down to sit upon their face with little effort. The very faint panting of a dog could be heard beside her, tongue hanging out the entrance of its mouth with a wag of the tail. This was Sanae: A perky, creamy colored shiba inu with a bit of a flare to her. And the human being beside her was Inuzuka Ryou: A teenager with a mouth to her and a whole mood. With a short gesture of her head, the greenette began to charge forward into the crowd without so much as an 'excuse me' or 'coming through'. Sanae followed with a bounce to her step, close behind her owner with a smile plastered on that little face of hers.
Ryou just wanted to get home.
With the bag filled with only two things tight in her small grip, the Inuzuka turned corner after corner just to get away from everyone. It was clearly evident that she was annoyed if the obvious scowl on her face wasn't enough. This young lady may be small but she wouldn't be afraid to give someone a piece of their mind. It wasn't until more people showed up on the streets in the late evening rush to get their things, causing the teen to groan out loudly in frustration.
"God, would you people move?!"
She didn't care about the heads turning to her. People should move and not clog up the streets. They should see that she's trying to get through here. Oh, how she wished she could give her own mother an earful for this. She was ready to blow at any moment.
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* Marked for Training.
* 426 Words.