['Was that an invitation for a stranger to her house? I guess no one in Luceti is that much of a stranger, but still.']
Dear Moriyama-san:
Can't be too safe with a guy like Masaomi, in my opinion. ['Basically whatever Taniguchi slander I've got in me, I can give to him.'] Not that he's seriously bad or anything, but a bit of a cad, obviously.
My guess is that your friends were all being made to do things as stupid and embarrassing and possibly "evil" as you were, so I doubt anyone's breaking relationships of any kind over this. If anything, the shared bonds of adversity draw people closer together, as they say. The rule of thumb is to assume they're accepting your apology in the same way that you would if it were them who'd done it, right?
"Let's thinking positive, you know."
Speaking of which, the less said about that gender-switching experience, the better, in my opinion.
Anyway, I'm grateful for the offer, Moriyama-san. If you ever hold a pool party, I'll be there.
[written]
Dear Moriyama-san:
Can't be too safe with a guy like Masaomi, in my opinion. ['Basically whatever Taniguchi slander I've got in me, I can give to him.'] Not that he's seriously bad or anything, but a bit of a cad, obviously.
My guess is that your friends were all being made to do things as stupid and embarrassing and possibly "evil" as you were, so I doubt anyone's breaking relationships of any kind over this. If anything, the shared bonds of adversity draw people closer together, as they say. The rule of thumb is to assume they're accepting your apology in the same way that you would if it were them who'd done it, right?
"Let's thinking positive, you know."
Speaking of which, the less said about that gender-switching experience, the better, in my opinion.
Anyway, I'm grateful for the offer, Moriyama-san. If you ever hold a pool party, I'll be there.
Yours,
xxxxxxx