It seemed that Yugi also saw the problem with the way that Kimiko found herself raised. He compared such restrictions to being vegan which she could definitely see herself. "Hm, I suppose that is a good comparison. I never much understood the point, but I would rather not pick that point to argue about. There are better battles to fight," she said with a chuckle. Of course, there were things which she argued about a lot but learned her lesson rather early and picked points she could win about. Most of which having to do with the nature of her mind and her desire to be a business person like her father.
Moving right along, she received a bit of indirect praise about her completion of the puzzle. Yugi claimed that she was about the only person to finish it, and though he'd put more of himself into the one he'd created personally for her, he thought her ability to complete the other one to be a matter of time. Her face flushed just a little as she finished off her slice of pizza crust and all. "Sou ka, well I'm glad you had faith in me~" the lass managed while looking away. Soon enough she was allowed to be more distracted than before. As the answer to her second question was given. Apparently the lad simply didn't like school that much and only went enough to keep up his grades. He didn't have any profound reason for this, stating only that it was simply not enough 'him'. "Ah, that makes sense. No worries. I was just curious. I am contractually obligated to attend school, it's how I get to do what is actually fun and interesting to me. But I don't much get the fun of school... and I am pretty bad at socializing in general," the lass admitted. She had a difficult time with school, not academically but with the people. But her father wanted her to attend and make the most of her experiences, and to be as normal as possible. Given the state of the other 'genius' type people in their age range she could say that she simply had different problems from the rest of them, not that she was anywhere near normal. But their compromise made it so she attended but still got to run a rather large portion of the business in her off time, so long as her grades were high and her attendance reasonable. So, now on to a more interesting question, if not attending school was just a matter of leisure then why didn't he live in his own house? "Okay then, big question... why do you choose to live out here?" she asked earnestly. She'd had a look at that house and it was well beyond a standard state of living. It could have been a matter of privacy, she could get it then... but that seemed a bit shallow.
Moving right along, she received a bit of indirect praise about her completion of the puzzle. Yugi claimed that she was about the only person to finish it, and though he'd put more of himself into the one he'd created personally for her, he thought her ability to complete the other one to be a matter of time. Her face flushed just a little as she finished off her slice of pizza crust and all. "Sou ka, well I'm glad you had faith in me~" the lass managed while looking away. Soon enough she was allowed to be more distracted than before. As the answer to her second question was given. Apparently the lad simply didn't like school that much and only went enough to keep up his grades. He didn't have any profound reason for this, stating only that it was simply not enough 'him'. "Ah, that makes sense. No worries. I was just curious. I am contractually obligated to attend school, it's how I get to do what is actually fun and interesting to me. But I don't much get the fun of school... and I am pretty bad at socializing in general," the lass admitted. She had a difficult time with school, not academically but with the people. But her father wanted her to attend and make the most of her experiences, and to be as normal as possible. Given the state of the other 'genius' type people in their age range she could say that she simply had different problems from the rest of them, not that she was anywhere near normal. But their compromise made it so she attended but still got to run a rather large portion of the business in her off time, so long as her grades were high and her attendance reasonable. So, now on to a more interesting question, if not attending school was just a matter of leisure then why didn't he live in his own house? "Okay then, big question... why do you choose to live out here?" she asked earnestly. She'd had a look at that house and it was well beyond a standard state of living. It could have been a matter of privacy, she could get it then... but that seemed a bit shallow.
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