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Kari's eyes downcasted, seeing his cheek and shoulder in her line of vision. "It's alright. Besides, Axel scolded me, so I guess I should do something." She leaned back and tugged on his cheek, snarling just a bit while she pulled it harshly.
"You know, even if you went back to the Organization, I'd probably still come back after you." At this point she leaned forward, pressing her forhead against his while she still pulled his cheek. "Maybe we...could...ya' know, kiss or something." She looked down and frowned a bit, her embarrassment getting the best of her as she pinched his cheek.
"B-But just this once," Kari's eyes flickered up then down, her pout still relevant as she puffed up her cheeks and finallly let go of his.

Her cheeks flushed, her eyes still not meeting his but instead going to the side and looking around. "I just want things to be the way they used to be, even if I have track you down forever. It was nice not being in the Organization, to live in Twilight Town...it was nice."

She mumbled a bit, chewing on her bottom lip before eating more candy to try and take away her nervous feeling.

Kari stood up straighter, putting more candy in her mouth and making her cheeks puff out a bit naturally. She swallowed some of the hard candy, letting the others fizzle in her mouth with flavor.
It was so ironic, the candy was so sweet while the moment was so bitter.

"Wuv, huh?" She scratched one cheek and sighed, swallowing some more candy so she was able to speak clearly. "Well," she stopped, not clear on what she could say to him that would make things seem better; but nothing came to mind. The weight on his shoulder was so heavy that there was only one solution - to just end Xenmas. But it wouldn't be as easy as she could think it up in her mind.
"Do you want to go see where you lived? I used to spend the night," her eyes looked down, only a few pieces of candy were left in the 'basket' of her dress, which made her slowly stand up and be careful.

She wondered if he knew about Twilight Town, and how it wasnt a real world to begin with, a part of her wanting to tell them about the future plans she had created for them; even though they didn't go far.

Kari rolled her eyes, snatching the small pouch from him and holding it in one of her hands; with the other she smacked it into his hand latching onto it while her cheeks kept their red flush.
"Alright, let's go little boy." She snorted a bit at her remark, tugging him along in the opposite direction of the sandlot.

They went into the main plaza, all the shops were there, along with the small apartmented homes that rested up top. Kari took him up top the stairs that swirled at the side of the wall, she stopped, pointing to a window with their linked hands. "There, that one." She let their hands fall back down, sighing a bit as she continued to look up at his old home which left her wondering if it was still the same as it had been, or empty or newly inhabited.

Her eyebrows scrunched up, her arm trying to tug his back. "N-No wait, I don't think we should Roxas." She cringed a bit, sighing as she saw the door open anyways.
Kari let Roxas lead the way in, some books still on the floor and his bed was still the same. "Everything is still the same," she let go of his hand, walking over and bending down to pick up some of the papers. "It's all here," she turned it over in her hand before she let it smack back down onto his desk.

Kari's eyes perked up, looking at the fish in his bowl. "Wow, it's still alive." She clamped both hands onto it, turning her head in different directions as she looked at it from different angles.

Kari lifted the bowl after he fed his fish, watching as the water sloshed around making the fish move as well.
"Leave?" She put the bowl down, turning to fiddle with some more of his stuff, opening books and flipping through the pages. "You mean don't want to leave Twilight Town?"

Being nosey she opened some drawers, searching through them for nothing in particular but just to look. "You know this world isn't real don't you?" She closed it shut, sitting down on his bed also until she plumped on her back and took the last of her candy out of the pouch to eat.

Kari sighed, turning her head to look at him as she could tell that he was upset; his voice becomming shrill and uneven.
"It's not that big of a deal Roxas, you either join the Organization or become a dusk. I'd rather join," She shrugged her shoulders, sitting back up as she scratched the back of her shoulder.
"Being in the Organization isn't that hard, it's just...it's just wrong. His ideals are wrong. But Axel's done it longer than you and I have put together, if he can put up with it then you can too."

She looked at him, sighing once again before she stood up, suddenly feeling uncomfortable with their close proximity. "Speaking of Axel, we left him at the match. Come on, let's go."