"Hm? I don't know about that, but all the Officer Jennys seemed to be heading toward the Pokémon Center." Mr. Fujiyama paused, then shook his head.
Heath asked no more questions. Instead, he quickly finished making Mr. Fujiyama's breakfast and handed it to him, then watched him frog-jump away from his food truck. Heath didn't know whether to laugh or cry. Mr. Fujiyama really did love exercising.
Asking Heath himself to try frog-jumping that far would have been asking far too much. Even two hundred meters of frog jumps would leave him half-dead with exhaustion.
"The Pokémon Center?" Heath looked toward the Pokémon Center, unsure what had happened there. Still, he knew that even if he went over, the Officer Jennys wouldn't let him in, so he didn't drive over there. Instead, he sat down and focused on reading his Subject One textbook.
Heath read intently. He was reviewing now, after all, since his Subject One exam was that afternoon. He had to use this time to memorize a few more points. Otherwise, if he failed, he figured Officer Jenny Aya would probably torment him for several more days.
"I'm so mad!" At the angry voice, Heath looked up. It was Dawn.
"Dawn, what's wrong?" Heath hurriedly put his book down and asked her.
Heath was a little surprised. Dawn had one of the best tempers of anyone he knew, so he really hadn't expected to see her this angry. He wondered whether someone had upset her.
"Heath, yesterday, because I needed to write my thesis, I downloaded a shopping app on my phone. I was planning to buy a new desk and chair set." Dawn spoke indignantly, her cheeks puffed up like buns.
But Heath also noticed the heavy dark circles under Dawn's eyes. He couldn't help wondering whether