Performing for you 16#

Frederick
Because I hope one day you'll move in here with me. I shrugged, "You said you wanted a tour, so a tour is what you get." I said, ushering him out of the bathroom and closed the door behind him. I opened the door opposite the bathroom, the bedroom. It was similar to tge rest of the flat, but around the edges of the room were bookshelves, the majority of them filled with books.

Cali
"So what, no gigantic description of this place?" The walls here were covered in bookshelves, but hey, the bed looked inviting too. The things I would give if I could just finish this stretching out once for all. But then what?

Frederick
I glanced around my room, "Bed, obviously" I gestured to my bed, "My books are all organised first in what topic they're about. For instance, the top shelf up there is about the world, animals and space. While this bottom row is fiction. The books are ordered in alphabetical order according to the author" I said, walking to the shelves. "I am looking forward to expanding my collection more"

Cali
"You ARE a nerd. I kinda didn't believe you", I said leaning against the doorframe. Hey, proper nerds are hot. Those people who put video games in their teeth aren't.

Frederick
I ran my fingers over a few books, "It seems so" I said, looking over to him, "That isn't a problem with you is it?" I asked, before I could stop myself. I moved the majority of my attention back to my books. "The amazing thing about books isvthat they either transport you to a new world, or teach you so much more about this world" I pulled a random book from the shelf. "Just pieces of paper with ink on can change how one would look at the world" I grinned, flipoing the book over to look at the blirb.

Cali
"It's kinda cute", I told him. In all honesty, when people got excited and dazzled about things, it was rather adorable, all smirky and smiley and jumpy and agh. Except when I got excited over things, because I don't get excited over things, I get excited over people, and you know what excited is a synonym to, so yeah.

Frederick
I glanced over at him and flushed lightly. I return the book carefully to its rightful place in the shelf. He probably thought I was mad, being this happy about paper. I cleared my throat and smiled slightly weakly at him, "Erm, the last room is back through the kitchen. Technically it is part of the kitchen, but it is slightly lower down so I class it as another room. Living room to be exact" I explained.

Cali
"Designer much?" I asked him, and then I asked myself. When did he stop being hot and start being this mess of a confused little adorable puppy? Not that I minded. Animals are cute in general, and I was rambling. Spending so much time around him made my brain dissolve into nothingness.

Frederick
I smiled lightly, "Not really" I replied, "I think the builders got lazy" This flat was completely different from my childhood homes. They were mostly very shabby and uncared for- whatever had cheapest rent. My parents were very content with their lives with Daphne and me, they just had trouble finding jobs. So, when I was fourteen I got a job, allowing me tohelp the family and save up money for the future. And after finishing school, I got small gigs in acting, which paid surprisingly well, so I was able to get this place and help slightly with my parent's money problems in New Jersey.

Cali
So he likes lazy. I'll walk myself out."I know nothing about flat design, so I can't really say whether it's a good thing or a bad thing, so I'll go all Buddha on it. 'The most important thing is that you like it, no matter what everybody else says'." I made a voice looking around. Sometimes I disappoint myself.

Frederick
I nodded lightly at him, "I do, it's like a little quirk of the place" I noticed, before taking his hand and leading him to the livingroom, making sure that I closed the bedroom door behind us. "Living room with working tv and sofas"

Cali
"What every functional household needs", I nodded. You know what I like? Casual hand holding. That's one of the best things he could have done at the moment.

Frederick
"Yeah, it is very useful." I noticed, smiling at him. "So, what would you like to do know you've seen what I call my home?" I don't particularly mind what he wanted to do, I'd do whatever he wanted, actually, that depends. If it is kill a person then I'd probably say no.

Cali
"Whatever you want to do. You dragged me out of the house, so, yeah, the decision's on you", I told him. I liked his place but it seemed kinda, you know, empty. I'd gladly join in to fill it up HEYO. I have to stop otherwise I'll say something nasty around kids.

Frederick
"But I was gonna do what ever you wanted to do" I complained, poking his side gently, "Well, we've already watched a film. How about a board game or something, because I am too hipster for video games." I suggested, truthfully, I never saw the appeal in videos games. They are just so expensive and most of them are just shooting games that can corrupt the minds of young children throughout of the world. Plus they don't accurately present the world of war, I mean if you die in a video game you can always restart, but in real life if you die, you die. Dead. No longer alive. Poof. I would probably have a different opinion if I actually played a video game, but hey, Scrabble is a very good game, a lot better than any war game.

Cali
He didn't mean it, but his poke send me shivers. Ah, ribs. Ah, sensitivity. You know what I wanna do? Something I can't right now because I'm forgettable."Okay, yes, board games. Like we're in the 60s", I said and placed my butt on the floor. I like floors, but I have a feeling they're really hard (much like some other things oooooooh) to do stuff on it, stuff r rated, but I've never tried. hey, there's an idea.

Frederick
"Well, what game would Mr. Digital like to play?" I asked him, sitting opposite him. I turned and opened the cabinent underneath the tv, revealing the games.

Cali
Mr Digital would like to share one cup of shag with the handsome guy next to him."Whichever one you like the best. I'm not really familiar with those types of games."

Frederick
I scanned the games quickly, before smirking to myself. This is the perfect game, "Twister?" I asked, pointing to the game in the middle of the small pile.

Cali
What??"Wait, how do you play that?" Never heard. And yet again, I was Mr Digital, as he so kindly pointed out. My toys in the childhood were cameras.

Frederick
I quickly, and carefully, extracted the game from the pile and placed it on the floor between us. I fished through the box before I found the instruction booklet, "The mat has four rows different coloured spots. One person spins the spinner and it will either land on 'insertcolour right hand/leg' or 'insertcolour left hand/leg'. Whatever it lands on you must move that hand/leg to the colour. The person who wins is tthe one who stays up the longest" I summarised the instructions.

Cali
"And what exactly is the point of that?" I asked, trying to imagine the game in my head. Wow, that opened another world full of options.

Frederick
"Not entirely sure, but it is an amusing game either way" I replied, shrugging before setting the game up. "It is funniest when there are more than two people on the mat, but we've got a limited amount of people today"

Cali
Well, I wasn't quite in the mood of sharing him."Sorry I didn't bring Mel. She'd hate us if we dragged her around."

Frederick
"Shame" I said, but you could tell I was lying. "Do you want to start?" I asked offering the spinner over to him.