Its ears drooped behind it.
If not for the rabbit ears being so unmistakable, you couldn't tell from the front that it was a rabbit plush.
Throw it in the trash?
Xi Anya hesitated.
"Would that be wrong?"
After all, although the plush was filthy, it wasn't damaged at all.
It was still perfectly intact.
Throwing a perfectly good plush in the trash...
It just felt... she couldn't bring herself to do it.
"Then what are you going to do with it?"
Her friend rolled her eyes.
"Take it back to the classroom?"
"Or keep it yourself?"
"Either way, I doubt anyone else would want it."
"..."
Xi Anya opened her mouth, but no sound came out.
She hadn't figured out what to do with the plush either.
"Forget it. We can deal with that later."
Her friend waved a hand. "Let's go eat first."
"I'm starving."
"Okay."
Xi Anya relaxed a little and smiled.
Xi Anya and her friend went to a newly opened restaurant near the school.
The place was bustling with people, lively and noisy.
They had to wait in line for more than ten minutes before they got a table.
But they happened to get a spot by the window, which lifted their spirits a little after their impatient wait.
"If I'd known it would be this crowded, I would've come earlier."
Her friend grumbled as she looked over the menu.
"It's my fault."
If she hadn't held them up, they could have come sooner.
Xi Anya glanced at the plush lying on her textbook.
Still a little annoyed, she reached out and poked its side.
Hm?
Her hand paused, and a trace of doubt crossed her face.
"What's wrong?"
Her friend looked up from the menu, noticed Xi Anya's odd expression, and