ハットちゃん "Hat-chan"
It was with surprising passivity that the teenaged girl known only to her compatriots by the moniker of "Hat-chan" allowed herself to be, in a manner of speaking, glomped by her fellow classmate, one Hirasawa Saya. Her businesslike demeanour had changed not a single iota despite the presence of the taller girl, though she did seem to have been struggling somewhat while she had been attempting to support the extra weight (to be expected of course, when one was merely 1.53m in height and weighed approximately 42kg!). Still, she was very much unaffected by Saya's sudden segue into her selling of stuff.
"Hirasawa Saya," she said in greeting, tossing another plushie of Pyonko to a customer standing behind the aforementioned girl before catching the requisite funds needed to buy such that item of merchandise with her free-hand (the other, of course, was still holding scrunchies out to the girl known as Aria Fabre). "I am selling these Gekota goods for money."
It was the third time she had been asked what she was doing with the boxes upon boxes of merchandise, but to be fair to her myriad questioners, her horrible handwriting did make the sign standing next to her quite difficult to read. Kanji, after all, wasn't really her strong suit. But, she seemed utterly unfazed by the many questions people were throwing at her, because she, right now, was a businesswoman in her element!
It was with surprising passivity that the teenaged girl known only to her compatriots by the moniker of "Hat-chan" allowed herself to be, in a manner of speaking, glomped by her fellow classmate, one Hirasawa Saya. Her businesslike demeanour had changed not a single iota despite the presence of the taller girl, though she did seem to have been struggling somewhat while she had been attempting to support the extra weight (to be expected of course, when one was merely 1.53m in height and weighed approximately 42kg!). Still, she was very much unaffected by Saya's sudden segue into her selling of stuff.
"Hirasawa Saya," she said in greeting, tossing another plushie of Pyonko to a customer standing behind the aforementioned girl before catching the requisite funds needed to buy such that item of merchandise with her free-hand (the other, of course, was still holding scrunchies out to the girl known as Aria Fabre). "I am selling these Gekota goods for money."
It was the third time she had been asked what she was doing with the boxes upon boxes of merchandise, but to be fair to her myriad questioners, her horrible handwriting did make the sign standing next to her quite difficult to read. Kanji, after all, wasn't really her strong suit. But, she seemed utterly unfazed by the many questions people were throwing at her, because she, right now, was a businesswoman in her element!