[Honor]

Joey smiled warmly. "Then Flutter it is." Olivia smiled at the siblings, they really were fun to watch. It made her miss her own sisters. "Hmm, looks like class is gonna start soon." She noted, slightly disappointed. She wanted to continue talking to everyone.

"Then shall I escort Miss Flutter to her hotel?" Joey asked, rising to clean his tray then sitting back down.

[Juneberry]

"Don't you have class too, Joey?"

"He can afford to miss for this, I'd say," Peter said. This was a shocker to Sayaku, who had assumed Peter would be quick to protest the idea. "What? It's true."

"Um...O-Okay." Flutter nodded silently.

"Joey, I'm counting on you to take care of my sister, 'kay? Don't let her do anything stupid."

"I should be telling you the same thing, big brother..." Flutter laughed a bit, smiling to the others. "Thank you for taking care of big brother."

[Honor]

"Peter is correct. Besides, I work to hard for my own good." Joey smiled and then looked over at Saya. "I will protect her with my life." He said solemnly, his eyes sliding up to Flutter. There was something soft in his expression when he looked at her, which gave Olivia the impression that he really would protect Flutter with his life. "My dear Miss Catane shall we go?" He asked, standing. Olivia saw his hand sort of twitch and she realized he had meant to hold his hand out for her but decided against it. Which was good because Olivia assumed Flutter was nervous enough.

[Juneberry]

"Just Flutter is just fine, kay?" Flutter laughed a bit. His constant attempts at being overly polite both irked her and made her admire him at least a bit. However, she really got confused by it all the same. "Big brother, be good and come visit me kay?"

"Sure. I'll bring my math homework so we can work on it together."

"Yay! Do you understand it yet?"

"Not a bit."

"Well I'll help then!" She smiled happily before running nearby to Joey, though not overly close. "Shall we go then?"

"Why does your little sister have to help you with our math?" Peter mumbled to his friend, meanwhile.

"She's a math freak, and math is my worst subject. That's why."

[Honor]

Joey laughed. "No nicknames then? Alright Flutter." He gave her a crooked grin then began to walk, being sure she was with him. Olivia turned to look at Saya when they left. "You're sister is adorable." She told him with a smile. She hoped she would get to see her again.

((sorry, short post))

[Juneberry]

((It's a fine post, silly! :3))

"She's different, that's for sure," Sayaku noted, laughing nervously. "She looks more like mom while I look like our dad. So...Most people can't tell we're related at all."

Flutter followed Joey quietly, staring at the ground and trying to watch her steps fairly careful. "Thank you for helping me." She noted quietly. Her voice was soft and almost hard to hear, but it held a similar pitch as her brother's though higher to some extent.

[Honor]

Olivia nodded. "If I look very hard I can see it, just a little bit. She's nothing like my sisters, yet she reminds me of them." She said fondly, thinking of her siblings.

Joey looked down at Flutter a strange expression on his face. Before the others had acted like a buffer for his crazy antics. He really didn't want to frighten her. "It's no problem, really." He told her, barely catching her soft words. His voice was soft, different from the one he used around his friends. "You'll love the hotel, really, it has pool, and a game room, and a bunch of stuff."

[Juneberry]

"Eh, she's not like a lot of people. But some people say that's part of 'er charm or something." Sayaku shook it off.

"As long as it has a bed in a room I should be fine," Flutter replied quickly. I'm afraid of water and, while the game room sounds fun, it isn't a necessity. I just need somewhere to sleep."

[Honor]

"I agree, it really is. Ah, we should probably get to class." Olivia said, standing and dumping her tray. "Come one, English awaits." She wondered how Flutter and Joey were doing.

Joey's eyebrows raised high. This girl was very serious, which was something he himself was very inexperienced with. Being serious just didn't come naturally to him. "I used to scared of water, when I was little. In fact I would barely set foot in a bathtub," He grinned at her, "But then one day my dad asked me what I would do if I ever tried to act in a movie where I had to swim I told I just wouldn't audition for those movies, but I knew that new actors can't be that picky about what work on. So... I worked through it. It took two years." He told her. Then he felt a little nervous. He didn't normally share his life stories with others.

[Juneberry]

"Yeah, it definitely does, doesn't it? I'm lucky that our first class is something I'm actually good at." He laughed a bit, throwing out his garbage as well. He looked around curiously. "I hope Sis and Joey are alright. I hate to admit it, but I'm still pretty worried... But...Something tells me Joey can handle it."

"You like acting then, I'm assuming." She replied simply. Strangely enough, that was the main thing she'd pulled out of the story- his interest in theater. "I don't really know much about those things... Then again, most of what I do know about people is through stories big brother tells me or things I see on the television..." She laughed nervously at that point herself, surprised to some extent she even threw that part out there.

"When I was little...I was afraid of baths too. Because my uncle always made them a tad too cold, and I'd freeze up like an ice cube. I...Don't do well with the cold. I'm always cold anyway.. I've never found water that's warm enough to make me not feel cold. So it makes me nervous. Is that a stupid reason?"

[Honor]

Olivia smiled at Saya's worry. His protective older brother side was kind of adorable. She had to stifle a giggle and the urge to give him a reassuring hug. There had been to much hugging today already. Instead she nodded and began to walk toward their class. "You know, I kind of think Joey could handle almost anything. Or at least act like it." She grinned and gave him a playful nudge with her shoulder.

Joey smiled broadly. "I love acting. I've never found anything I enjoy more. I'm... a tad bit envious of the people acting in the play, but I'll get more chances, and directing is fun. I choose all the cast." His smiled changed to a grin. "Oliver's acting in it too, along with Saya. He's playing a maid. Honestly I just needed someone to play the maid at first, but Olly's face is so girl like I;m kind excited to see him dressed like one. I wonder how convincing it will look..." He trailed off a smile on his face.

"No, it's not stupid at all. This may sound a bit... odd, but I'm positive their are not stupid fears. If your scared, your scared. They 'why's' and 'what's' don't matter." He said giving her a soft smile. This girl was strange, but he liked her.

[Juneberry]

"Perhaps. He is an amazing actor. I mean, we've seen more than one side of him already. I don't know where the acting starts, stops or anything." Sayaku laughed a bit to himself- he liked thinking about such things. "He's pretty hard to comprehend in some aspects... But he's a good person. That much is obvious."

"I like your idea about it much more then most people's." Flutter replied, giggling slightly. She'd never heard a single person tell her no fears were stupid to have- but she ignored those people most of the time, as whether it was stupid or not didn't change the fact that she was indeed afraid.

"Oliver..." She tried to remember who was who at the table, then smiled when she remembered. "To be honest, he does look rather girl-like. I daresay he has more feminine a face then I do in many aspects... Perhaps he was meant to be born and Olivia but wasn't?" She smiled to the other boy. "So you are in charge of casting. Is it a hard role? I don't know what logic goes into putting one person to a part, but it does make me curious."

[Honor]

Olivia agreed. Who was Joey? Was he simply the goof ball they saw all the time, or was there a deeper side to him? She suspected the later. "He's a person of many faces, that's for sure, but I think... there's something deeper to him. Isn't there something deeper to everyone?" She thought about it for a moment. "Well, at the very least his heart is in the right place." She smiled fondly, Joey was an individual, that was for sure.

"Olivia...." Joey tasted the word on his tongue and smiled. It did seem to fit the boy, oddly enough. "That's sounds about right. I think I'll get a kick out of calling him it sometime later. Oh, the look on his face will be priceless, I can guarantee it!" He laughed imagining the surprised expression he would wear.

"Finding someone for a role can be very easy, or it can be very hard. Rarely is it ever in between. Sometimes people fit the part so naturally you see it instantly, but other times it take a while to find the character in them, but once you do? Boy! Is it ever worth it. Those ones tend to shine the most." He smiled as he thought of the actors he picked. He'd worked them all out know and he was sure it would work out well.

[Juneberry]

"That's true. Everyone has a number of faces, I suppose. I remember in the village, there was this really mysterious guy that would come at least once a year during the harvest festival and make corn mazes for the kids. He was really good at making interesting mazes... Even sis loved them, though she usually collapsed at the entrance. He was a real nice guy too. But... He never talked about himself. So it was always hard to decipher him." Once at the door to their classroom, he opened it and held it open for Oliver and a couple other students heading into the classroom.

"There are some names that just seem to fit others more than even their own. I suppose to some extent that's where nicknames come from. I don't remember ever calling my big brother by his full first name. It's always been 'Saya' or 'Big Brother'. A close friend from where we were born is always Chini even though her name is Chinza... It's just natural to call someone something even if it's not their name. But it can be annoying sometimes too. Even if it just seems natural to Saya, I really hate when he calls me 'Flute'..." She shook it off, trying not to blabber on too long about the topic.

"How can you tell so simply if someone is meant for a specific part? Does it have to do with how they act on a day to day basis? It sounds complicated to me...Maybe I should just stick to my goal on becoming a botanist." She laughed a bit to herself, smiling. "It's good that you seem to enjoy it though. Enjoying what you do is important, after all."

[Honor]

Olivia felt odd as she walked through the door held open by Saya. It was obviously just a polite gesture, one he repeated for a few others that came through, but she couldn't help feeling happy. In a weird sort of way it was almost like a interaction between a gentleman and a lady, whether that gentleman knew it or not did not matter. She smiled at sat in her seat, ready for the lesson.

"It's... difficult to explain. I geuss... when you picture the character you want in your head you find the person the matches it the best. But not looks wise, that can be fixed with make-up and other things like that, you have to see if they can really become that character. It's just something you know I guess. But maybe that's because I'm an theater junkie." He laughed and scratched the back of his head. He looked in front of them. "Oh, here it is. Do you need help checking in?" He asked.

((Time skip to them getting their measurements/scripts?))

[Juneberry]

((Surely. Can you start that part off though? >< -knows nothing about such things...besides the script part- Each time I've been in a play, school-produced only thus far, we have to bring our own clothes and make a costume out of that.))

Sayaku took a seat easily, preparing his desk for class and then awaiting the teacher's entrance.

"I've never been to such an establishment before, but I'll manage." She smiled simply, bowing politely as she had grown up doing, being foreign and not knowing any better. "Thank you for escorting me here. I hope to see you again sometime if you'd like." Smiling simply to him, she gave a quick wave before spinning to head to the reception desk, though falling partway there and catching herself on a chair. She was truly clumsy- but, she did try her best to get there in one piece.