|Esaias|
|Watson's Residence|
She couldn't help but smile as she saw him smile after her mention of his childhood, and was rather glad that it didn't go down the road that she thought it would. Hopefully she would be able to remind him that it wasn't all bad - after all, he had this giant mansion to himself, his piano... he was lucky. And yet, at the same time, he wasn't. Much like her - got a job at one of the finest labs in the world, but her parents are dead. Ironic, really... A soft chuckle comes out of her as they continue walking along, and she readjusts her hood slightly.
It grew even larger as they seemed to come upon their destination room, and all of the music in her mind seemed to stop, dead silent in both anticipation, and excitement, and she grasps his hand tightly in return. As long as his piano was special to him, it was special to her, since it seemed to make him so happy. As the door opened, her own smile got rather large as she looked over the room. Though it felt like music was seeping out of the walls, she couldn't really see or hear any of it, even after opening the gates that kept out the music that was back out there. It was pretty much dead silent. Gladly, Esaias follows behind him, both confused, and intrigued.
"Wow... it's beautiful." She looks up at him and smiles widely before looking over to the piano and slowly walking up to it. "Huh... you know, I think this might be one of the few places I know of that I can't really see any music. And yet I feel like this room is full of songs..." She sits on one of the couches near the piano, and gazes around the room again, marveling at it. "Yeah, this is definitely different than anywhere else I've really been, or even seen in pictures. Did you design this yourself?"
|Christopher Watson|
|Watson's Residence|
-"Me and my granddad, actually" -I smiled back to her, sitting in the bench near the piano- "The only things he really suggested were the bookshelves, and the sign - still, I don't mind giving the old man some credit"-I chuckled.
Two days. Two days away from this room, and it already felt like eons. The memories started flowing in the instant I rotated the door knob, there are some many, it's impossible to even fathom counting them all. "Woah, Watson, so sentimental~", I thought, almost mocking myself.
"Christ, she must be starving...", I hit myself on the forehead to the thought.
-"All this talking, I almost forgot about the food!" -I said, raising the bag slightly- "We can head on to the dinning hall, if you want - or, we could eat here, I really don't mind".