[Your kimono became hugely popular.]
The harbor sightseeing city truly embraced all things.
Before long, every men's and women's kimono the kimono girl had brought along for this trip had sold out. More importantly, she had successfully made a name for her family's shop.
Many customers said that if they ever had the chance to visit Laverre City, they would definitely stop by her store.
The kimono girl was beside herself with excitement.
[You knew very well that selling kimono alone could not save your family's clothing store. More importantly, you had to make kimono famous.]
Yet the people patronizing her were not the "fellow townspeople" she had expected.
Thinking about it, it made sense. Would tourists visiting a foreign country buy products they could find back home?
Of course they would buy local specialties!
Naturally, there were also people who bought one or two pieces to show support after seeing the kimono girl and her two unlucky childhood friends' fashion show.
[You discovered the meaning of travel once again, and you knew full well that it was all thanks to your two good friends.]
[You felt deeply grateful to them.]
As the kimono girl watched Boys A and B busily working before and behind her, hearts silently popped up above her head.
"Hm?"
What was that supposed to mean?
Baimu stared blankly. Fine, be grateful if you wanted, but why were hearts popping up?
Had friendship suddenly turned into something else? And with both of them at once?
The female version of "you are both my wings"?
He patted his forehead, driving away the stray thoughts in his mind. Romantic Luck had remained dormant for so long that it had made him a little paranoid. Hearts did not necessarily symbolize romance.
Maybe the Simulator simply could not find any