Gendo scoffed as his phone pulsed yet again, signifying the arrival of yet another email. The notifications responsible for alerting the user quickly and efficiently of an oncoming message was instead becoming a nuisance and a distraction. He had no desire to read the email, as it was probably just another colleague or an old friend from his alma
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She was jostled like a pin-ball until ultimately running into someone hard enough to make her fall and land on her rump about a foot in front of the teacher. Her back was facing the teacher, so she obviously couldn't see him. "ouch." she said under her breath.
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Gendo stepped off the train and moved forward with the flow of the crowd. When away from the station, Gendo scanned the area, looking left and right for any sign of books. The crowd had already flustered into what Gendo had been hoping to avoid. Ideally when people gathered, ideas grew. Nowadays, only stupidity resulted. Not to mention whenever in a crowd, people tend to forget courtesy, feeling as just a face in the crowd, forgotten as soon as seen.
It was right after this thought that Gendo witnessed Hikaru's fall. His eyes widen, and he hesitated to see if the person involved would lend a hand. When there was no immediate reaction, he moved forward.
"Are you okay, Miss?" He inquired, offering his hand.
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The person involved was already gone, having been shoved the other direction due to the crowd. Hikaru was surprised at the offered hand and half-turned to see who was offering it. Seeing Gendo, she blushed and took the offered hand, getting to her feet.
"Hello, Shindo-sensei. I'm fine...Just a bit embarrassed." Hikaru said, a sheepish expression on her face. She'd just told the teacher the day before that she wasn't a little kid and now she'd fallen on her butt. She couldn't help feeling embarrassed at the irony.
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