Almost has if a metaphysical wall had instantly erupted between the two, Lewis turned away and back to the TV, "From my mom's vag." He replied, crudely, obvious not in the mood to start a conversation that'd shared more about himself with Lily, "So, when are we gonna watch the good movies? Do your parents own any pornos? Maybe homemade editions?" Lewis glanced back at Lily, doing his best to keep a straight face, with only the faintest smirk bearing through.

"probably" was Lily's only reply. She stared a Lewis with a steely gaze. If wanted to be like that fine. "and this happens to be one of the best musicals of all time." she added finishing off her pizza. She didn't know what else to say so she went to find a drink instead. ~this guy is a piece of work~ she thought as she rummaged through the fridge. She came back with a bottle of water, not interested in anything else. "this is going swimmingly." she said dryly as her stare returned to Lewis

Lewis let out a scoff, "Yeah, not even. If West Side Story, Annie, the King and I, Oliver, Little Shop of Horrors, the Sound of Music, All that Jazz, the Producers, and the Music man didn't exist, it MAY have a shot at being one of the best." Lewis replied, focusing on the movie now, "What's going swimmingly?" Lewis asked, absentmindedly, attempting to focus on the movie.

"some of those are good too." Lily returned to the couch. "this getting to know each other. I know nothing about you besides that you killed my sister." she watched him expectantly. She figured this would probably not end well.

"And I know nothing about you besides you let a corpse affect your life so much." Lewis lied, as he knew much more than that about Lily, "But you don't see me rushing to ask your origin story. Because it isn't important." Lewis shuffled in his chair, turning to look at the girl, "I'm your guide, not your friend. Don't expect me to open up, especially to you.

"yeah. You definitely know nothing about me." Lily said angrily, referring to the fact that Claire was just a corpse. "especially to me? What does that mean? I haven't done anything to you." Lily pulled herself off the couch and went to the kitchen, looking for something, anything to get her away from Lewis. She settled on the dishes. She couldn't believe this. He was treating her like she had ruined his life. Worst guide ever.

Instead of responding, Lewis simply crossed his arms and turned his attention back to the TV, pretending to watch the movie, "So, are you going to stay inside all day? I thought you were a more athletic person. A real busy body." Lewis said, after a good bit of silence, still keeping his head turned towards the TV.

Lily rolled her eyes even though she knew Lewis wouldn't see it. ~a run would probably do me good right now~ she thought. Lily finished up what she was doing and walked toward the stairs. "yeah I'll do that." she went to her room to fix her hair, grumbling the whole way about what an inconsiderate jerk Lewis was. Once she'd fixed her hair she began hunting for her headphones. ~I know they're in here somewhere~ finding her headphones under her bed she grabbed her phone and King's leash from her dresser and headed back downstairs. As she found the shoes she'd haphazardly thrown she looked around for her dog. Whistling, she sat down to tie her shoes and clipped Kings leash on when he came bounding in and covered her with with wet kisses."enough of that." Lily said to her companion. "I'm going out. Try not to destroy anything" she called to Lewis in an annoyed way, as she reached for the door.