I don't mind the slow stride Mei takes, she still has three hours or less before her class begins. So far from what I heard, White Book's class starts at eight. I could be wrong but it's likely true. Mei doesn't strike me as a girl who loves to skip class--except for my lesson of course. Which isn't even taught by me.
I don't know where we are heading to, but I do imagine a nice silent place any widow would like to stay in. Or old people who are about to die in a month. The number of large buildings and skyscrapers is lessening as I follow her around, so I assume she is leading to a place away from the city. There aren't many cars or people around.nd. There's not so much witness now.
Her fragile foot stops.
