Satoru's expression shows surprise when Suguru suggests making it into a duet. It had felt too personal, so Satoru hadn't expected more of it to be offered up. She taps her fingers against her chin, running the possibilities through her head.
"Let me come back to it," Satoru says at last, knowing that the back of her mind will keep working on it while they make progress on their other songs. "Did you get the two arrangements I sent over for Summerblue? I want to try it as a call and answer, but I don't know if it can be made to work."
They start in on that, and then their food arrives and Satoru sets all the work aside to eat. She turns the TV on, finds some melodramatic supernatural teen show and stares mindlessly at it while she eats, mulling over her fries and licking salt off her fingertips.
"Will you let me try something weird with it?" Satoru asks, snapping back to reality and dropping straight into a previous thread of their conversation as if they'd never left off. "Contact. As a duet." Satoru's solo career has always been more experimental, even though she's skirted the line of popular music well enough that the edge of weirdness has helped to make her a megastar. "Do you want to keep it yours, or do you want ... I've got an idea, but it won't be purely your sound anymore."
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"Let me come back to it," Satoru says at last, knowing that the back of her mind will keep working on it while they make progress on their other songs. "Did you get the two arrangements I sent over for Summerblue? I want to try it as a call and answer, but I don't know if it can be made to work."
They start in on that, and then their food arrives and Satoru sets all the work aside to eat. She turns the TV on, finds some melodramatic supernatural teen show and stares mindlessly at it while she eats, mulling over her fries and licking salt off her fingertips.
"Will you let me try something weird with it?" Satoru asks, snapping back to reality and dropping straight into a previous thread of their conversation as if they'd never left off. "Contact. As a duet." Satoru's solo career has always been more experimental, even though she's skirted the line of popular music well enough that the edge of weirdness has helped to make her a megastar. "Do you want to keep it yours, or do you want ... I've got an idea, but it won't be purely your sound anymore."