As the trip continued, the girl beside Kira was suddenly quiet. She was still looking at the magnificent view of the huge City A and her face sticking to the window but Kira could tell that she was sulking. She didn't even turn to look at him again.
Kira could only bite his bottom lip as he runs his fingers through his hair. He couldn't believe this. This squirrel was just so damn unpredictable. How could she sulk like this for something so silly? What was so great about that park? What was she? An elementary school kid?
Frustrated, Kira closed his eyes and breathed deep. When he opened his eyes again, he leaned in on her.
"I'm telling you Zeri, the place we're heading to is ten times more magnificent than that park." Kira's lips were so close to the girl's ear. He purposely leaned that close so the girl would feel his breath touching her skin. And yet, it didn't make her budge. She didn't even react.
Kira: ". . ."
