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Chapter 2
Walking in silence is unusual for Gai as he usually loud and overbearing person. Looking towards Rin he notice that she is staring at him. "Oh I'm sorry for staring Gai." stated Rin as she waved her hands in front of her face. "It's quite alright Rin, I was doing the same but because I couldn't get over your beauty." Chuckled Gai as he notice the blush on Rin's face. "Me pretty, you must be kidding, I'm anything but." Rin said as she was looking down the ground. Baffled by the comment he replied. "You must be the one kidding I have never seen a woman as beautiful as you before." He said with a soft smile as he looked at Rin. Rin had a blush on her face. "Thank you, if its alright, can I ask how old are you?" Rin said as she looked at Gai. "I will be thirty this year and you?" Gai said as he pointed to himself. "Oh you're older than me by three years, I'm twenty-seven." Rin smiled at Gai as they continued on through the park.
The two didn't know when it started but they continued with the idle chit chat through the park, they found interesting things about each other. Like, Rin is a civilian and owns a bookstore and Gai telling her of his adventures of his life as a shinobi. But like a good dreams they must end like this one. Before either knew it they were at the end of the park. Either didn't want to end the night with a goodbye so Rin gathering her courage turned to Gai. "Um- I- I was wondering if you would like to get lunch with me tomorrow if you're not too busy. I- I- I - mean if you want to that is?" Rin said as she stared at the ground with her hands in front of her. "That sounds like a grand idea how about we meet at that small café near your bookstore?" Said Gai as he noticed Rin's face light up at the acceptance of the lunch date. "Ok. How about twelve I'll meet you there?" Said Gai as he kissed her cheek and took off running towards his apartment. "Ok said Rin. As she lifted her hand to feel where Gai had kissed her, she smiled with a blush on her cheek.
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