Sigh.
I didn't like someone forcefully entering the territory of my space, but pushing Alicia away at the moment would end up ruining all my prior efforts.
Turning to look at the stall ahead, I began to move in its direction, with my arm still draped over Alicia's shoulder.
Diana, on her part, quietly followed us without making any sort of comment.
That was good enough, as recently the girl had become a little sharp-tongued.
If left to her own devices, she would say something that wouldn't be the most beneficial for me.
The stall that we were walking towards had already been crowded as people ordered their food while waiting in the same area.
Somehow squeezing ourselves through the crowd, we made it to the front of the stall, as the vendor quickly handed three plates to us, even without having to order the food.
After all, the stall was specialised in selling only a single kind of food item.
"How much is it?"
"Sixty credits."
