A Long Time(open)

[neigh101]

Laura pulled away from the hug and wiped her tears away with her arm. "Don't be sorry" she said trying to sound brave. "Everyone's life is different. Everyone has different challenges they must face. Some are worse then others but life isn't fair and it never will be."

[hiroku]

Hiroku was a bit taken aback by the strength and maturity of Laura. She hadn't been expecting that response from someone that was ten. But Hiroku supposed losing your parents and living on the streets probably did that to you. "That's true, but that doesn't mean you can't be sad about it," she replied.

[neigh101]

"Yes it does" she replied sadly. She felt ashamed for crying. Like she was a wimpy baby. Although maybe she was. She had to forget about it. She had to be strong. This was her life. She had to life it.

[hiroku]

"No, it doesn't," Hiroku replied, more firmly this time. She decided now would be a good time to change the topic. "Let's go get that Italian food, then we can talk some more," she said, leading Laura to the small restaurant. It was a bit more busy than usual, but the hostess sat them in the front.

[neigh101]

Laura looked around the restaurant. Nothing had changed since the last time she'd been here. There was table after table of people talking. Their were waitress and waiters trying to making there way threw the crows without spilling food. Best of all there was the wonderful sect of food in the air.

[hiroku]

Hiroku picked up the menu, unsure of what to say for the moment. She really liked the fettuccini alfredo here, but she always looked just in case there was something new. There hadn't been yet. "Order whatever you want, I really need to get rid of this muggle money," Hiroku told Laura in a low tone as she put down the menu.

[neigh101]

"Ok" she replied. She looked at the menu. She saw the spaghetti and meatballs with tomato sauce. She set her menu down. She knew what what she wanted now. That had been her favorite thing to have here. It would bring back memory's.