He glanced at the guitar and thought he might as well leave it here. It wouldn't be convenient to carry around while they went shopping.
He didn't have much stuff, just a shoulder bag with his wallet, phone, tissues, and a few other little things.
Once he put down the guitar, he felt much more relaxed.
After a little while, Mai came out, changed back into her little white dress.
She had a small backpack on, her long skirt fluttering as she walked. She was still a little fairy.
Mai smiled innocently. "Sorry, have you been waiting long?"
"Hm?"
Shuya immediately caught on. What a ham!
"Not at all. I just got here, too."
He put on a perfect smile of his own.
The two of them, a handsome little boy and a beautiful little girl, smiled at each other for a while, then both found it rather boring.
Mai dropped her smile and returned to her usual expression. "Where should we go next?"
Shuya thought for a moment. "From what I understand about dates, people usually get a meal, go shopping, and watch a movie. How about we get something to eat, then see a movie?"
"I'll leave it up to you."
"Then let's go."
And so, Shuya and Mai walked right out of the gym, in full view of the astonished receptionist.
They walked side by side toward the station, planning to take the train east to bustling Shinjuku and do some shopping.
They arrived without incident.
Shinjuku Station was undoubtedly huge, and it was packed with people.
There were plenty of big shopping malls near the station, but most of the stores sold women's clothes, cosmetics, and the like.
Mai was very interested and went from store to store, trying things on without buying anything.
Shuya wore