[Samaritan]

Michael Faraday

Maidcro-Managing

"It's no bother at all, Mistress. Right this way." Michael said with a gesturing bow, however it seemed they weren't saying it as a suggestion as Tamaya ended up just taking a seat at the nearby table.

Michael was concerned. Not because of her brazen kind of attitude, Michael was actually use to a lot of his classmates having the same kind of demeanor, but he was tense at the idea of Yoko having a bully here and feel pressured to be polite to her. So Michael stayed near to act as a mediator should they brash behavior turned mean.

"My name is Michael. It's very nice to have you joining us today. Welcome to the UAU Sports Festival Maid and Butler Cafe, where our heroes only mission is to serve." Michael gave Tamaya the scripted greeting. "I'll be your Butler for today. Aside from the smoothie is there anything else you're in the mood for, or would you prefer to look through our menu first?" Michael smiled as he presented the menu to her, bombarding Tamaya with friendly service, hoping it would keep her in an equally friendly mood.

Notes & Tags: Shirayuki Tamaya ,Yanai Yoko ,junsuina ,Samaritan ,

TLDR: Michael mediates between Tamaya and Yoko to keep things civil

[junsuina]

[attr="class","bmsk"] in blackest night... Jun let out a small sigh, nodding at Yoko. "I believe you," she says, figuring Yoko was working on doing better. She couldn't be too judgemental, especially since she had a whole plethora of other problems. As Yoko went off to do her duty Jun ignored the person next to her, pulling out her phone to read a few panels of manga before her food arrived. And as the dish came out Jun picked up her fork, taking in a breath to thank Yoko only to be cut off. As Yoko went through the script Jun blinked, bringing a hand up to stifle a laugh before shaking her head. "You don't have to force yourself," she says, desperately trying not to break out as Yoko would find it humiliating. Though once she regained her bearings, she'd bring her hands together, giving Yoko a smile. "Thank you for all your hard work!" And with that she began to dig in. Probably a little too enthusiastic as before long half the dish was gone. It was better than associating with the other person at the table- oh no, they were making an effort to be polite. Swallowing some of the rice, Jun wipes her face and looks over in her direction. "Jun," she says, setting the fork down. Yanai Yoko Samaritan Shirayuki Tamaya

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