A Tale of Two People (OPEN)

He decided to think about it. He knew no one yet, but he was going to keep up his hopes and try to find that girl. He walked to the door of the cabin and opened the door with his empty hand. The house wasn't dreary, it was homey. It wasn't the best looking and it was a tad dusty since she had been trying to live in the dorms. There was a old couch, a bed, a table with four chairs and some modern appliances. It wasn't attached to a water line nor did it have a bathroom.

It was a one room house but it didn't really look bad. He carried her over to the bed and layed her down. He suddenly felt really odd with being in her house with her and her future husband. Almost like he was intrudeing, he never felt that kind of feeling before. Nor did Amelia or Valentine give him a "your not welcome glance" They only didn't like when he was constantly around him. He almost wanted to just leave but then he thought leaving them alone in a house together didn't look that good.

So he stayed and walked to the couch sitting down. He decided to let him and Amelia be in private for a bit if they wanted to talk. There was a separator in between the bedroom area and the living room area so it was more private.

She smiled lightly and chuckled pointing to her ears, the glass earplugs were still in place. She didn't know how to remove them, she looked at Valentine lovingly. He wasn't complaining she could tell by his looks he wasn't upset about leaving the party. She was glad, she smiled thinking about all the happiness he gave her and how Percy was so loyal to getting them together it was kinda funny to see.

Percy sat alone on the couch, he looked at his hand having his claw go out and in from his hand. He didn't like to feel like he was a intruder, he wanted a relationship so much that he didn't realize how annoying he must've been for stalking them some... most of the time. He sighed.

She smiled, "Just right, you alright yourself?" She asked thinking he probably was tired after the whole kid thing. She smiled lightly covering his hand with her's. "By all means Percy do join us." She said knowing Valentine meant well. She knew Percy too well to know he wouldn't bucket down about the whole finding someone like people say. He wanted to find love by a miracle. Sadly no miracles had came his way and it saddened him about it.

Percy heard his beckoning and tryly didn't want to answer, he felt alone. He looked at his hand trying to decide how to not have to join them. Ah.... it donned on him. "Nah, besides you can talk to me any time today's your first date and all. You really don't need me along. Besides I'm a loner and all." He said finding a "good" excuse not to come.

"Okay, see ya tomorrow then. See ya'll around and such, toodles." He said going to the door openning it, he was going to be in hearing distance of the cabin. He wanted to make sure he was around incase they had anymore problems. He figured they wouldn't but he wanted to make sure his friends were safe. He exited the door slowly.

"Thank you for everything Percy, see you around, and your welcome to come by the lounge anytime and tell one of the girls that you'd like to speak to me and I'll come." She said trying to help cheer him up slightly as he left.

Percy wasn't really in the mood for cheer, everyone else seemed to be getting a life and he didn't have one or at least in his eyes.

"No I wasn't, Percy needs to realize that I have a life too. He's a close friend more lately then he was. But he's got to try and achieve his goals and stop trailing us. So maybe it'll be good for him. As for what happened tonight as our first date well... I was afraid about you and me dying, but now I'm not. Valentine you proved to me that we won't just die, you saved my life. And now I'm not going to feel like you'll die, but I'll still worry a bit because there might be a chance I live and you die and I wouldn't want that." She said slowly forcing herself up she wanted to be with Valentine so they're first date wouldn't be too weird.

"I found this place a few years back after my dad's death, I fixed it up somewhat while I used it for shelter. It's a nice place, quiet, not far from the lake, and quite peaceful. Though no bathroom, I was going to make a outhouse once but decided it'd stink too much." She said with a chuckle.