Read in the Notes and Credits! Fun fact below this! Next; https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1021516188 Previous; https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1019161225 First; https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1019154141 Fun fact; Heiwa's dad in the original story wasn't a good dad, which is why Heiwa is so cautious about people and doesn't talk about herself. Now, Heiwa's dad is just neglectful, prioritizing his job over anything else and working 24/7.
Ikari smiled, “Welcome! I waited for you!” She said with a smile. I sagged my shoulders in defeat, father wouldn't let me stay home alone while he went to work. He’d much rather me stay at a nearby park outside. I ignored Ikari like I did the day before, but that didn’t stop her from talking. “So, Kitty, is your name Hei?” She asked. She must’ve overheard my dad calling my name. I’m glad I stopped him from fully saying it. I shook my head, no, so she decided to guess. “Hail? Heim? Heil?” She guessed. All no. “Hay? Haila? Haizi?” More no’s. “Stop guessing,” I said, annoyed. This time, she ignored me. She guessed a couple more times, then sighed in defeat. “This game is too hard! I give up, just tell me already” She said, whining. “No. I’m not telling you my name, I already told you!” I snapped at her. She sighed, “Fine, I guess I’ll just call you Kitty until you warm up to me,” She said, feigning sadness. I knew she liked calling me the nickname, it was annoying that she pretended she didn’t. “Wanna go on the swings?” She asked, quickly overcoming her fake sadness. I was a bit embarrassed to admit I didn't know how to swing so I declined. She shrugged it off, “How about we go on the double slides? They’re right next to each other, so we can go at the same time!” Ikari said, smiling. I sighed, not wanting to disappoint her too much, I nodded reluctantly. I at least knew how to slide. She grabbed my hand, pulling me to the slides. The top of the slide was a bit higher than I thought it’d be, I didn’t like height very much. She was still holding onto my hand, “Sit down! I’ll go on the left one, you go on the right one.” She said. I nodded and sat down. “I’ll do a countdown, and when I say one, slide!” Ikari instructed. I nodded. She started counting down, “Three…” I noticed that Ikari was still holding my hand, I hoped that she wouldn’t accidentally fall and pull me with her. “Two…” The slide was noticeably tall. Too tall. I didn't like that. “One!” This was too much, I tried to stop, but Ikari still held my hand when she slid down the slide. I slid down involuntarily, now realizing that Ikari probably held my hand so I wouldn’t back out last second. She was shockingly observant. Finally, we reached the bottom of the slide, it wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. I sighed in relief, “That wasn’t so scary as you thought it’d be, was it Kitty?” Ikari said, amused. I scoffed, not admitting it, “I wasn’t scared anyway,” I said. It wasn’t true, but I didn’t care, I wasn’t going to let her know I was scared of anything. I wasn’t going to let her know anything else about me.
