Pints and Sake [Momo & Keiko]

Wew, England wasn't her thing. Worried parents was not her thing when she was in a state of... a state of what actually? She had called it homesick because she did not want to think too long about it. But was she really homesick? Oh forget it, she wasn't going to think about it right now either. After almost learning the ins and outs of Valiant with all the tours the other receptionist had given her, she finally had some time to go without her. It made her tiring, the thinking about words in English and that did not reach her brain it was horrible. She was trying to make a good portray of herself but it did not seem to go well and she looked shortly at her phone considering to call Itsuki again or well he called her first. But if it was five o'clock here, it was in the middle of the night there and he had enough other things to do then worry about her homesick feeling. She wasn't sure what she would even say so it did not matter, she looked at the clock again. It wasn't even five here, it was nine. Which meant that she had skipped food, something she liked to make and try but the English food had just seemed so different that she had not even mind that she forgot. Until she realized now and her stomach seemed to complain to her and she took another deep breath and got up from the chair that she had in her hostel room. It was a privilege to have a room on her own but not everyone had that luxury. She was already glad some students had their own hotel rooms. The government wasn't going to like the price tag on this thing if she was honest.

She looked around, did the English people eat early? She had no idea and she was not sure where on the streets she had to start. Her English really needed improvement, she was better at Chinese, couldn't they hold the whole organization there... it was a little too late for that. She found a pub that advertised something that said food, thank god they had some English words in advertisement in Japan. She should have gotten one of the devices that the support club offered. She took a deep breath and headed inside. A little forlorn and no idea where to start, she looked around before she noticed a blonde that she did know, right she had not spoken much with Taka Keiko in the past but she could now change it. "Nice to see you here, Taka-san." She decided to start with and took the seat next to her on the bar, hoping it was free. She did not want to ask and be denied, they did not come with partners so if it was one of the other pro-heroes they could take the other seats too. Were they close? The pro-heroes? She wondered.