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[soulburnings]

❰❰ Tsuki ❱❱

“That’s true, nothing beats Cafe Nagi.”

Even though Tsuki didn’t like getting things for free just because he was Takeru’s friend, he couldn’t deny the good service.

Entering unfamiliar streets, Tsuki took a glance around. 

“Well, there seems to be a Rabbit Cafe there,” He said, pointing to a sign that was in front of a narrow storefront. “And I think if we go one more street over there’s a Monster Cafe and a Maid Cafe.”

A thoughtful fringe tug.

“If we’re going to pick one based on popularity, I’d say the Maid Cafe- but I heard that they’re so popular that you have to make a booking to get a table. If we want to go there, it’s probably better to go during the school holidays or make a booking for some other day.”

He frankly wasn’t too keen on the idea though. He wasn’t sure if Takeru was even into maids but if he were, Tsuki probably would have a hard time containing his jealousy. Their afternoon snack and dinner wouldn’t be much fun then.

“That’s one of the most popular cafes around here?”

Takeru’s tone hopefully confirmed that Tsuki wouldn’t have to worry about his jealousy jumping out of bounds again. Maid cafes definitely had a lot of appeal to people who were into that, but Takeru had barely been able to tolerate being the center of attention of a group of girls at school. He definitely wasn’t looking to go find more at cafes, too.

He was more interested in the food right now, anyway!

“I guess we could try booking a table there someday, but...it sounds like we’d probably have more somewhere else.

Takeru fell quiet at that, scanning the street in front of them as if the sidewalks and shop signs were supposed to help him make a decision. 

“So do you know anything about that Monster Cafe? It’s not themed with scary monsters, is it?”