"I guess you're right, I'm sorry." What was she even apologizing for? No, no, Haru do not apologize for apologizing. That is absolutely the pinnacle of silly and she knew it. A small blush reddened her cheeks at his dramatic display, but it faded quickly enough. One got used to displays like this from him fairly quickly after all. It just seemed par for the course of the Yusuke experience. The blush came more so at the fact that it spoke towards some of her desires that she'd only spoken aloud to one other individual.
She looked down for a second before the words just came out of her mouth. "Back home I was thinking that perhaps one day I would like to open a café of my own. A place to sell coffee, tea, perhaps little homemade crafts, and of course, treats like these. Though, I doubt I could ever reach a skill level quite like this." It was impossible for her to not put herself down while talking about this idea. Impossible. "You see, my grandfather ran a café before Okumura foods. It was a quaint little place beloved by locals." And she desperately wanted something like that again someday. A place where people could come and feel safe and taken care of. Where they could find homemade oven mitts or aprons as little gifts to bring back home with them. Or even where they could get an order of coffee and a sweet treat to go for someone back home.
"Oh, listen to me rambling like that. I'm sorry. It is a rather silly thing to be talking about in a place like this." Or at all. Perhaps one day back home with the proper backing and experience she could consider it more firmly. "It is quite nice that they allow tastes, it really does improve sales! Even a small taste can insure a sale if the product is of a high enough quality." At least this time he hadn't made a purely impulse buy that could be seen as questionable as others. He seemed to have something of a habit of buying things instantly if he found inspiration in them and those things didn't always end up being...well, the greatest things. Not that Haru would ever tell him that, no, she'd always encourage him even in his more ridiculous purchases. The others had chastising him covered.
She finished off the piece she had and looked a bit sad at the plate. "You brought a wonderful item, I'm sure everyone will enjoy it just as much as I did."
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She looked down for a second before the words just came out of her mouth. "Back home I was thinking that perhaps one day I would like to open a café of my own. A place to sell coffee, tea, perhaps little homemade crafts, and of course, treats like these. Though, I doubt I could ever reach a skill level quite like this." It was impossible for her to not put herself down while talking about this idea. Impossible. "You see, my grandfather ran a café before Okumura foods. It was a quaint little place beloved by locals." And she desperately wanted something like that again someday. A place where people could come and feel safe and taken care of. Where they could find homemade oven mitts or aprons as little gifts to bring back home with them. Or even where they could get an order of coffee and a sweet treat to go for someone back home.
"Oh, listen to me rambling like that. I'm sorry. It is a rather silly thing to be talking about in a place like this." Or at all. Perhaps one day back home with the proper backing and experience she could consider it more firmly. "It is quite nice that they allow tastes, it really does improve sales! Even a small taste can insure a sale if the product is of a high enough quality." At least this time he hadn't made a purely impulse buy that could be seen as questionable as others. He seemed to have something of a habit of buying things instantly if he found inspiration in them and those things didn't always end up being...well, the greatest things. Not that Haru would ever tell him that, no, she'd always encourage him even in his more ridiculous purchases. The others had chastising him covered.
She finished off the piece she had and looked a bit sad at the plate. "You brought a wonderful item, I'm sure everyone will enjoy it just as much as I did."