Bailey opted for the pile of pillows on the floor facing the bean bag chairs rather than one of the few. “This is the only section of my room I really get to express myself.” She looked down as she opened up her history book. “It’s kinda sacred so please go easy on me.” Bailey couldn’t bring her eyes to look at him. Her pride hurt, practically begging him not to tease her. Bailey then took a sip of her tea. “Also, thanks for the tea. I’m not much of a coffee drinker.”  She did a small nod before setting the cup down beside her. 

“Oh, and before I forget.” Bailey stood quickly and make her way across her room to her desk. Once she turned around she had a small box in her hands. “I’m in Anatomy but I had your bio teacher a few years back. I talked told her I was tutoring some students in her class and I got the vocabulary words for you.” She held the box out to him, still looking anywhere but his eyes. “So, I make you these.” 

She wasn’t looking at his eyes, and when he noticed that he frowned a bit. “Go easy on you? Hell, I wish I had stuff as awesome as this.” He continued to look around in amazement. “And, You’re welcome. I was hoping you’d like it.”

When she brought back the box he looked at her with a genuine look of gratitude. “This will be great. Thank you so much. Not many people would do this. You have no idea how much this will help.”

When the doorbell sounded Bailey jumped, falling out of her chair with a loud thud. “Just a moment!” She called towards the door before standing up. She noticed the red mark on her arm that was definitely going to bruise. Ignoring it for now she walked quickly to the door and opened it to see Jack standing there, both of his hands full. She looked at him and smiled from ear to ear, any doubt she had fading. “Someone’s thirsty.” She laughed and took one of the drinks from his hand then stepped aside to let him in. 

Bailey then shut the door behind him and began walking. “My room is this way.” She then walked through the empty living room and down the hall. Once she reached her door she hesitated for a moment. The only guy who had ever been in her room was Charlie. Before she could over think it she opened the door and walked in. The room itself was was Navy with white decal. However, once corner of the room missed the memo. There were bean bag chairs, pillows, a large TV mounted to the wall along with shelves full of comics, video games, and posters. The center piece being Captain America of course. 

Bailey placed the cup her hand on the table to the right. Which was located near her vanity and closet. “We can study at the table here…” She brought her eyes up, hoping his eyes had missed her corner. Slightly embarrassed she tucked her hair back behind her ear. “Or wherever really…” 

He followed her through the house, noting to himself that the place was nice. Homey. When she hesitated at the door his grin fell into a more lopsided one. He stopped himself from making a comment, knowing it might just embarrass her. 

Once inside his eyes flew to the corner of her room. He glanced back at her. “You don’t even know how incredibly awesome this is. I knew you were a bit of a nerd, but this, now this is impressive.” He caught glance of the comics and part of him wanted to run over and look at her collection, but he stopped himself from the ogling. 

He didn’t even notice her embarrassment, too busy taking in all the cool things on that side of the room. “Can we study in the beanbag chairs? I haven’t sat in a beanbag chair in forever,” he asked, much akin to a kid in a candy store.