I'm lonely. It sucks! (open to everyone!)

[Feliciano Vargas]

Feliciano furiously pressed the buttons on the side of the pin-ball game, his eyes following the ball quickly and intently. His tongue stuck out of his lips ever so slightly just to add on to his look of concentration. After nearly 2 minutes, the ball finally fell through the hole and that had used up all of his time.

"Dang it." The Italian murmured, staring at the game. Some tickets started to seep out through a little slit on the front of the machine and the boy crouched down, watching as they all came out. He repeatedly won tickets like this--not that much in one go, but enough to fill up his pockets by the time he was finished with the game.

As soon as the machine finished, Feliciano ripped the tickets free and counted them before folding them up and pocketing them. He stood up straight and fixed his shirt some, turning and looking for another game to play. There were so many different varieties, most looked really fun, but for some reason he just couldn't get interested in any.

"Ve..." He sighed, quietly. It wasn't even fun coming here alone. Everyone usually had a small group of companions with them, but he hadn't even made friends at school yet! He'd met acquaintances, sure, but he hadn't spoken with anyone enough to actually become friends. He wished he had.

"I really need to get some friends!" He declared to himself, eying the arcade. Maybe some people here went to his school. Whatever, that didn't matter, it was time to socialize!! He looked determined for a moment before sighing with dejection. "...But they're all having so much fun together, I don't want to bother anyone..." He sulked, then turned and faced the pinball machine again. "I guess it's just me and you today." He murmured, inserting a token into the slot.

[Elizabeta Héderváry]

Walking around town and expling it had been intriguing for a while but now it was boring and Elizabeta felt strange just walking around on her own. She sighed and paused where she was on the side-walk then looked across a street at an arcade. She'd never ever been to one before actually...and thinking that started to make her curious as to what they were like. Were they like the movies at all?? She pressed the pedestrain button on the traffic light and waited patiently for it to change before she crossed the busy road quickly.

She approached it and hesitated, she stood outside the arcade and kind of stared up at the sign before looking inside, was it crowded in there? Was it filled with all boys? Would it be awkward for her to go in alone?? She knew she didn't exactly look like the gaming type... She took a step closer to the window and peered in before someone she thought looked familiar by a machine...was that the boy she had met in the cooking lab...? "Feliciano...?" she mumbled

She stepped to the door and opened it, ringing a bell and wincing internally at her obvious entrance and so she paused at the door, not really sure what to do.

[Feliciano Vargas]

Feliciano concentrated hard on getting a lot of points this time. He wanted to break his own mental record as well as earn a boat load of more tickets. Not that he really knew what he'd do with them, but that didn't matter right now. He furiously pressed the two side buttons, but eventually the ball fell through the hole enough times to give him another game over. Sighing, he knelt down again to retrieve the tickets.

As he sat there, he heard a 'ding' noise and turned his head, looking toward the front door. Someone had entered, and since he was no longer gaming, he noticed immediately. After a few seconds he processed it was the pretty girl he met in the cooking lab a short while ago. Excited, he tore the tickets from the slot and quickly made his way over to her.

"Ciao bella~" He said with a grin and waved at Elizabeta. "You go to this arcade too? I would have never known!!" He was really happy to see a familiar face. He already felt his loneliness slipping away.

[Elizabeta Héderváry]

Elizabeta smiled as he greeted her "Hey, so it was you I saw Feliciano," she said "Actually...this is my first time ever at an arcade...I was just kind of trying to familiarize myself with town when I saw it so I came over.." she admitted a bit sheepishly.

She looked up at the game he had just been playing. A pinball machine. She'd seen them and such before but never actually played one. It seemed interesting though and maybe even a little fun.