The Way the Heart Breaks {Harai}

[Kyerin]

Kyerin continued to lightly rub and pat her back as she cried, feeling very out of place. He wasn't good at dealing with crying girls, considering that for one, he wasn't familiar with too much with girls, and for two, the one girl he did know, he mainly avoided if she got moody. Hopefully this problem would be solved soon... or he would at least get more of an idea on what was the problem, so he might be able to help.

The crying reduced to whimpering which fell to sniffling, and then was quiet. He watched Haruka remove her glasses, clean her face up, then look up at him, and mutters something off. It took the male a moment to realize that she was answering his earlier question, and nodded slightly. "The sponsership for prizes is the main key... I'm not quite sure where we can some. Town will probably be the best place; do we have any links to any shops?" He was mainly trying to pretend that he didn't just see her sobbing here out of the way.

[Nicolette]

"The bookstore is a good place to start, especially if we're able to offer some of the newer best sellers along with newer DVDs and CDs that a lot of people would be interested in. If you can get me a list of what we're thinking to look for, I can guarantee that I can find us a sponsor." A dark smirk slid onto her lips as she pushed her glasses up. "Never underestimate my ability."

She opened the door to the SFF office and waited for Kyerin to follow her in before going toward one of the computers set up. Her personal computer was back in her dormitory, but she had a few flashdrives in her pockets she could use.

[Kyerin]

Kyerin got to his feet, and followed the girl, a bit worried now. First sitting in a dark hallway, then a great amount of sobbing, and now a cold, almost dark, professionalism. He was slightly glad she didn't have any sort of supernatural ability, else he might be on the receiving end of it.

He nodded slowly, entering the office and sitting down, choosing one near the computer that Haruka sat down at. "True, true... the main thing I'm thinking though is that the charity may or may not be there. Would we be pooling money to purchase, or shall we find some other way to trade in order to acquire said goods?"