At school (S1 Ep.12-6)

Thursday, November 7

Dianne realized the ill-feeling between me and Joan, she was determined to understand what was going on. Draw calms me, with everything that's happened this week, my sketchbook was increasingly filled. As we waited for class to start, the girls enjoyed the memories left upon their locker and I was sitting in the window drawing. Without realizing Dianne approached.

Dianne: Rose, may I?

Rose: Of course.

Dianne: What's going on between you and Joan?

Rose: Nothing much, just a little misunderstanding.

Dianne: It doesn't look like it. You have always been so united and now you don't even get close to each other.

Rose: Dianne, believe me, it's nothing time won't fix. For good or for bad.

Dianne: See, that's not an answer from sweet Rose.

Rose: Well, maybe that's the problem, I'm tired of being taking for so fragile and not being honest with me under the pretext of fearing that I’ll be hurt.

Dianne: Oh my! It’s really serious.

Rose: Shouldn’t you stay resting?

Monic: As if it were possible to hold Dianne for long.

Dianne: I didn't come alone, did I?!

Monic: Well, you weren't kidding when you said we had, practically an altar waiting for us.

Dianne: Clean up all of this is not going to be an easy task.

Rose: Most of it is plastic, you could save it in the Association, for decoration, for example.

Dianne: It's a good idea. After lunch, we take care of this.

Rose: You won’t lack volunteers, therefore there’s no need to you be making effort.

Monic: Joan!

Joan: Hello girls. So, did you like the surprise?

Dianne: I knew right away it had your hand.

Joan: Believe me, it wasn't my idea. After appearing the first flower, was the time of a break and the flowers were multiplying. Too bad Sofie can't see it. Did you already send her a photo?

Monic: Not yet. She called us with a sad voice, she needs to talk to us. Her mother put her at home rest and didn't let her come today. We didn't want to leave her in expectation.

Rose: I had an idea. And how about we take a panoramic photo and send it to print at lunch break? It’ll be ready by the time we leave school.

Dianne: Is a great idea. She will love it.