[b]Roleplay Title:[/b]
Not This Again
[b]Setting:[/b]
Sometime after the start of school in the parallel world, but before Ethan and Rodrigo have enrolled.
[b]Characters Involved:[/b]
Angelic Zolnerowich
Azure "Seiryuu" Drake

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“Aha! There he is!”she exclaimed excitedly, spotting Seiryuu walking in the hallway. 

When she caught up to him, Angelic tapped him on the shoulder. The blond turned his head to his side and locked eyes with her, and Angelic saw a spark of curiosity expressed in them. He stopped walking and brought his hands to his headphones, removing them from his ears. “Hello, Angelic.” he greeted her politely, speaking over the music Angelic could hear still playing through his headphones. “Did you need something?”

Angelic smiled and nodded her head. “Yep! I need to ask you something. It’s too crowded here though.” She replied, and then glanced to the students walking around them. The hallway was packed with students heading towards the cafeteria and Angelic could barely hear herself over all of the different conversations. “Can we step outside for a bit?”

Seiryuu shrugged and pressed pause on his music, following Angelic to a more secluded place. The blond had no idea what she wanted to ask him, and she wasn’t a stalker like a certain somebody, so a date couldn’t possibly be what she wanted, right? But then, why would she want to be alone with him if she was not asking him for a date?! Valor certainly would have asked him out if they were alone. Panic flooded through him and he became so distracted that he accidently bumped into her. “O-oh, sorry.” he mumbled, backing away embarrassed.

The young girl just laughed sweetly. “No problem. Anyways, I wanted to ask…are you free this Saturday at 3?”

Seiryuu didn’t answer right away, wondering if he should be truthful. He [i]was[/i] free, he would be done with his idol practice by then, so he would not have anything planned. It was harder to lie to her than to Valor because Angelic wasn’t an insane stalker. [i]But maybe a date wouldn’t be so bad? I haven’t gone on one in awhile…[/i] he thought. “I’m not busy. Why?” he finally answered, and the pink haired girl smiled.

“That’s great! Listen, I was wondering…will you switch practice times with sis★tar this Saturday?”

Seiryuu felt dumbfounded. “Oh…yeah, I guess.” He replied, pretending to look unbothered, and Angelic gave him a thankful smile.

“Thanks! You see, daddy called me this morning and said I have a doctor’s appointment at three on Saturday, the same time as my practice!” Seiryuu could hear the enthusiasm in her voice and smiled.

“Hm...You’re very dedicated to your group.” he remarked, and he couldn’t tell if the pink on her cheeks was because of make-up or not. “To be honest, I would have just skipped out on practice.” He admitted. He did enjoy being an idol with his friends, he really did, but Seiryuu just found practice so [i]boring[/i]. “You know, I’m a bit embarrassed admitting this, but I thought you were going to ask me on a date.” he said with a playful laugh, and he saw Angelic immediately start giggling.

“Wow! ‘Are you free this Saturday at three’, that did sound like I was asking you out didn’t it?! Sorry about that! But if you do wanna go on a date, I would be happy to-“ BAM! Seiryuu blinked and the next thing he knew, a random basketball had hit Angelic in the face. Confused, he turned to see who could have thrown the basketball but didn’t see anybody. He looked back at Angelic and saw her disoriented and reaching out for the glasses that had fallen onto the ground.

“Are…are you ok? What in the world was that basketball just now?” he spoke with a frown, placing his hand on her cheek. “Wow, you already have a bruise on your cheek. Come on, I’ll walk you to the nurse.” Seiryuu wrapped his arm around her shoulder protectively, cautiously looking from side to side for any more incoming basketballs, escorting her to the nurse’s office without any idea about a certain blond watching them from the shadows.