She grins. Confused? I was just saying, it’s impressive that you got up there and fixed it before anything bad would happen. Like a.. handyman superhero. 

Oh-- of course, well, it's my job to see when and what is wrong and fix it so that it doesn't effect you and your sisters. Superhero is rather, far-fetched but I guess I could take that compliment.

Oh so you’re not just a chandelier fixer, you’re Superman too? So that’s how you got up there! 

Superman? Oh definitely not. Wait, -- what?

A timely save from a certain destruction. Thank you, Leo.

Definitely, wouldn't want to be without such a fine chandelier. 

Well good thing you fixed it because I didn’t really wanna go down 6 feet under with bits of chandelier in my hair. 

It's definitely a good thing I don't plan on letting that happen.

Since you’re talking to me and not at me, I’m gonna guess you can tell. Gold star for you stranger. You make man kind proud, picking up on hints like these. 

That would be correct. While perfecting them does take a while, it sure comes in handy for my work, or any work probably. 

I’m not a happy camper if you can’t tell.

Oh no, I would have to be deaf and blind not to tell.

Exactly. And I definitely wouldn’t want the manor and its tendency to electrocute to be the reason she doesn’t want to stay with us.

It won't be if I can help it, so there's no need to worry.

I hate winter.

That's a lot of hate there.

An amused smile graces her lips. Well, you sure look great for someone who doesn’t work out. 

Let's out a short light laugh. Ah, thanks. But maybe a lot better if I did.

The manor does have its charms and considerable history when compared to the newer housing, to be honest. Well, those might not be my biggest concerns, especially given the circumstances now. …With Paige joining the family, that is.

I couldn't deny that; the history is really a part of the house and makes it far more interesting than the typical modern home. Of course, of course, a new sister requires more attention, but it doesn't help to keep her from being fried by the electrics too.

I would have to agree with you there, endurance definitely sounds better than a budget. I guess this is what happens when you live in a house that’s been around for over a hundred years. That would be great, thanks, Leo.

Just a little better. Hey, those are the best kind these days-- vintage and unique. No problem, that's the job, isn't it? Keep you girls safe, from electric shocks, dodgy woodwork and the like, that is.

No? Her eyes trail up and down quite intentionally as a smirk graces her lips, the flirtatious gesture being her nature. You uh, do you work out?

Not so much these days, no. He shakes his head briefly before his orbs meet hers. But in the past it sure has helped, when need be.

A few things to do? Do you work there? Or are you just being kind and helping out?

Suppose you could say I'm the manor's very own handyman.

More like a tight budget, we couldn’t exactly get an electrician to check out and fix the wiring of the entire manor. Which is why us sisters are lucky to have you as our handyman.

Well, we'll just stick with the first one and pretend it was the endurance you and your sisters possess, rather than the budget. It's old, but there's not much of a problem with it. Hopefully I'll have you back to being shock free in no time.

She gets up rather quickly, startled at Leo’s sudden presence. Oh, hey you. I’m fine..frustrated because—well I’m just frustrated and exercise helps.

A small smile graces his lips as she darts up, quickly covering up what she'd said, or at least that's what he assumed. Can't say I disagree with that.

Touche, what are your plans for tonight?

I've actually got a few things to do at the Halliwell manor, so maybe watching Friends reruns would be preferable to that, in most people's opinions.