#riley1

“Hmm, let’s see—” Crossing her legs as she leaned back against the seat from where the two of them sat at Topanga’s, the blonde made a thinking face as she pretended to think real hard. There were many wild things she could end up saying, the most craziest and insane things that could have Riley’s eyes popping out either in horror or at awe. And while it would’ve been a lot of fun to say something that could have her best friend freaking out, Maya decided to go for making the brunette at awe instead. “I’ll say I’m in the jumbo cat plushie universe where instead of humans, everyone’s a jumbo plushie shaped like cats.” The smaller of the two ultimately ended up saying as she glanced back at the taller. “Not only that, but they’re all vary in color too, and there is a version of all of us there. And yours—” with a cheeky smile on her face, Maya leaned over towards her best friend before booping a finger against Riley’s nose “is all glittery and purple!” 

“Red Planet huh?!” Varian tried to repeat, falling even more confused than he already was when Riley first brought up the show. Although he and his dad had a TV back home, there was only one and it mainly consisted of the standard channels as not only could they not afford to pay for cable, but even if they were, neither of the two were much of a television watcher. Varian wasn’t even interested in streaming, for most of what he does happen to watch typically consisted of any new shows that catches Rapunzel’s interest and he just so happened to have came over her apartment and watched some of them with her. Or, if some kind of establishment with a TV in it airing a random channel. Otherwise, he was always way too distracted or busy to take the time to see a serialized show. As Riley explained to him on how it was the best show ever and declared that they needed to watch it, all the alchemist did was raise a brow at her. There was, however, an amused smile that appeared on his face when she began singing the shows intro. 

“Sorry, but I just don’t watch that much television in general.” He replied once she finished singing the catchy tune. “The TV back at home doesn’t have cable to it, so even if I did, I wouldn’t have been able to see it anyways unless I pirated the show within some unsecured website with multiple pop-up ads attached to it.” Varian added this time with a shrug.