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usedbooks on April 11, 2008

(Seiko's scene took more than one page, so you'll see the continuation/conclusion of this conversation tomorrow.)

Now we see what Seiko is up to. I think I did a pretty good job on the remains of the Nashes' home. The first panel was supposed to have cool sky effects too, but it didn't turn out on the scan. I meant to have thick dark clouds on the left side rolling in and feathery clouds on the right. (It's a reference to the chapter title too.)

You should recognize the other lady here as Kaida's sister Violet. Violet lives in Seiko's old hometown and is apparently looking out for her at the moment – whether she likes it or not. Lol.

ghostrunner: Fairly accurate comparison. Though I daresay that, aside from the company, jail is better than Tristan's apartment.

LanceDanger: He's having a rough time with all this.

blntmaker: Thanks. ^_^ When I write dialogue/scripts, I think in terms of TV/movies rather than “real life.”

Tantz: It's always important to have someone to lean on (or pester you) when you are engaged in self-pity.

n_y_japlander: Lol. If he has the guts/initiative.

Peipei: Everyone seems to know this except Tristan. (Or he's in denial since Seiko told him she's avoiding relationships.)

amanda: I'm not sure “recovering” Seiko is that important/helpful at the moment. She has some things to work out alone. (Or as alone as she can be with Violet around.) A phone call wouldn't hurt, though.

trevor: Thanks, and I agree that I think I'm improving.

JustNoPoint: And at any age too. Some men are lucky like that. (And yet, I don't know any older women who have that kind of magnetism.)