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Post by nauya on Sept 15, 2007 14:58:33 GMT -5
Nauya started laughing as she crawled through the window. "You have no idea how weird I feel right now." He commented, following her, managing to get through the wjndow without tripping, or falling into her or something awkward, he shut the window as he came through.
"So what room would this be?" Nauya asked, trying to keep the teasing out of his voice, as he looked around. Maybe for a light, he studied Kasuga after a moment, returning to the window after he bumped into something. "I'm a hazard. Where's a light?"
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Post by kasuga on Sept 15, 2007 15:21:46 GMT -5
Kasuga smirked and switched on a bright lantern, "Better atmosphere," she laughed, handing him a bright lantern, "this is the living room," she introduced her living room. There was one couch and a small TV and carpet was underneath them. She waited for his reaction.
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Post by nauya on Sept 16, 2007 22:20:07 GMT -5
Nauya laughed, accepting the latern, and placing it on the floor before he dropped it, and jumped onto the couch, without really knowing why, and stretching out. "Kasuga?" He didn't wait for a response. "You know your living room is about half the size of my home?" He asked, arching an eyebrow at her, and sitting up.
His stomach gave an involuntary grumble, and he flushed in embarrassement, looking around for a clock, or something to look at, instead he picked up the lattern again, watching the light for a few seconds, then yawning at it, he stood, looking out the window. "My mom is so going to ask some unnecessary questions when she realizes I've been out all night." Nauya kinda laughed, grinning at Kasuga, finally.
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Post by kasuga on Sept 17, 2007 9:23:36 GMT -5
Kasuga looked back at him while she got some food ready, "It is?" she wondered aloud. It was amazing to her that she herself could afford all this. Probably because she was living alone.
Kasuga smirked, "The food is on its way, just wait," she then realized that he looked a bit concerned about his mother interrogating him, "just say you were out with a very important person," she joked, not really knowing that he'll use it since those were one of the oldest excuses in the book.
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