<i>A very short, pink haired girl walks into the cafe with a &quot;book&quot; on her right hand entitled &quot;Parfait Girls&quot;. When she walked in to grab some coffee, she got startled and stepped back little when she saw the humanoid cats.</i> W-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-whhat is this? I'm allergic to cats b-b-b-b-but they talk n-n-n-ow! This is bad! <i>She stumbles back and quickly opened her &quot;book&quot;.</i> Alice! Minori! Come out and take c-c-care of this for me. <i>So, Natsuki summoned Alice and Minori (The Parfait Girls) from her book. Alice and Minori started to destroy the cafe by using their magical powers of cupcakes, cuteness, bright colors, and anti-feline magic to cleanse the cafe.</i>

<i>After seeing the cafe get destroyed from the help of the European guy, she told Alice and Minori to come back. The two then went back into the &quot;book&quot;.</i> Hmph. Looks like my job here is done. <i>She closed the &quot;book&quot; and walked away with some sass from the mess she made. She made a cute, yet evil smile as she walked into the sunset.</i>

oh no

You don't need math. You just need to critically think about what each word means first and try to connect the pieces together. To put it simply, READ YOU DUMMIES! It takes 40 minutes for the players to play the sympathy. *makes angry face*

<i>After shaking Makoto's hand, she responded to his question.</i> Well, we don't specifically focus on one type of literature. This club focuses on any type of literature in general. So, if you feel like sharing a novel, sharing a poem, or whatever you feel like doing as long as close to literature, then go for it. <i>She pointed at the cupcakes she had on the table.</i> Your welcome to have cupcakes to if you want some.

<i>Natsuki looked at Senri with some happiness filling her eyes.</i> Thank you. Even though my friends Sayori and Yuri are gone, they are in a better place now. <i>She then paid attention to Kazuo's poem. For a moment, she was trying to figure out what was he saying due to the amount of &quot;big words&quot; he used in his poem. She clapped for him after he was done.</i> Bravo! I'm thinking that this poem had something to do with Tryanny? Sorry if your poem was meant to mean something else, but I like the how the words were used properly. <i>She listened to Rep's poem, which startled her for a second, but she listened anyway. After Rep was done talking, she said to him.</i> Hmmm, nice job. Wasn't expecting something from a... bug? Sorry if I offended you with that, but I like how you use some old language in the poem.

<i>Natsuki responded to Makoto.</i> Why, thank you.~ <i>After she said that, she notices a girl with a black bag coming into the room. Her eyes shined a little as she saw her. She walked up to her and said.</i> Hi there! Welcome to the Literature Club. I'm Natsuki! <i>After she said that, she whispered to her:</i> Finally, we have two girls in the club. Would of been weird if I were to only one but that's besides the point. <i>She returned to her normal voice.</i> Anyway, you can have some cupcakes if you want to. <i>She looked at Anghel for a moment and said.</i> There ya go, that's the enthusiasm we need.

<i>After Natsuki heard her say those words, she was amazed on what she said. She was thinking to herself that Senri had a hard time dealing with society and wanted to do something about it. Natsuki clapped her hands after Senri was done reading. </i>

<i>After she offered the woman in the red leather jacket some cupcakes, she saw that her and Senri left and started heading towards the empty classroom. Curiosity got the better of her and so, she left the club room and followed the two, mainly due to worrying about Senri's safety as she was talking to someone who looked more like an &quot;edgy&quot; teenager. She saw the two enter the classroom, so she went behind the other side of the door, trying to listen in on what their saying. When they finished talking, she was shocked on what she just heard. Senri, who looked like an innocent school girl turned out to be some murder, but she does is it do some &quot;good&quot;, so this did not made Natsuki hate her, but envy her. On the other hand, Shiki, the edgy teenager, confirmed her suspicions as something far &quot;worse&quot;. When she saw that their done talking, she quickly walked to the club room and went inside, pretending that she didn't hear their conversation. </i>

<i>After Natsuki read off her poem, she walked off the stage. She noticed the words coming out of Senri and said.</i> Oh really? To be honest, this wasn't the best poem I've written but it was something. I wrote this after. <i>She stopped and got some terrible memories she had back in her old Literature club. She can still remember the horrors that the &quot;brown-haired freak&quot; had did to them.</i> Sorry for spacing out there. If you have a poem to share, then you are welcome to share it.<div class='edited'>(edited by Natsuki)</div>