Felix remained at home despite the boys efforts to bring him along to Serenity's house. Last night had ended terribly. He felt betrayed and now he wanted to just sit home and forget it ever happened. Sinking into the white couch he placed his hand over his face. Everything he'd worked for up to today seemed to be worth nothing. But he could not bring himself to tell the two of them all that. It was his personal life and they were not allowed inside of that. After they had gone he continued to sit in the chair. He could sit here and then forever. Then the phone rang and he looked at it. Letting it ring he sat looking at it. It rung for a minute then the answer machine picked up. "You're reached, Felix." "Walker the Awesome!" "Stephen." "Leave a message, name, and number." There was a beep and then a voice that answered. "Hey Felix, I heard you were back in town, come visit me. The usual place, I want you to meet someone." Click. Felix sunk down into the couch. Too much was happening and even more was to come as there was a knock at the door. Felix sighed and got up. "Who is it?" He asked leaning against the door.

Serenity didn't want the night to ruin the relationship that she had with Felix. After he'd gotten his memory back, she'd made a promise never to give up on Felix again. And last night she'd let him walk out without a word. But that was so he could cool off, not because she'd given up on him. She hoped that he'd cooled off by now, and she'd decided that she was gonna go and see him. She knocked on his door and waited for an answer with a small sigh. Please don't still be mad at me... When he asked who it was, she suddenly found herself nervous. "Felix? It's Serenity," she said with a small swallow. She should've given him more time. Felix's extremes changed quickly, but when he was angry, he could stay that way for a long time. She knew that all too well.

Felix stayed silent for a while. He was debtaing on whether or not he would tell her to go away or not. No, he wouldn't be that cold. "What do you want?" He asked. He kept the door closed. He didn't want to see her expression when she answered him. He might have softened enough to let her in. He didn't want that. He wanted to be cold.

(lol, he wanted to be cold. wtf?)

Serenity stayed silent for a moment as his expression, her own dropping. "I...wanted to come see if you were okay...and I wanted to know if you were...um...still mad at me," she said the last part a little awkwardly. She didn't really know what his response would be, but she hoped it wouldn't be negative. Though it hardly seemed that Felix ever had positive reactions to situations unless it included teasing her.

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Felix looked at the door. He could picture her on the other side. Looking sad and pathetic. "I'm fine," he told her. He unlocked the door and opened it just enough so that he could see her face. "I'm not going to answer your last question. What do you think?" He asked. His expression was blank and so was his eyes.

(ouch? sad and pathetic? jeez....)

Serenity's expression was hurt for only a second as she saw Felix's expression as he asked what she thought, but then it was replaced with a small smile. "I really am sorry Felix, I hadn't even thought of it as a problem until I saw your reaction," she told him as calmly as she could. She felt ridiculous. Talk about a true blond moment. She was such a bimbo.

"Why are you smiling?" He asked. His voice had gone flat. He didn't see anything worth smiling for. He closed the door a bit when she said it had never occured to her. Well it had never occured to him that she was just that stupid. "Forget it. That was yesterday, it's over. And stop avoiding my questions."

Serenity's smile faded a bit when he asked about it and she shook her head. "Because I'm attempting not to look weak and pathetic," she answered as honestly as she could. That was really why she smiled most of the time. To make it seem as if things didn't bother her. To make it look as if small things that really hurt her, didn't hurt her. She then looked at him with her head tilted a bit when he told her to stop avoiding his questions. "Which question are we talking about...?" she asked, looking a little confused. She had thought that the whole 'what do you think?' question had been rhetorical. Now she felt even more like a bimbo. Great.

(LMAO, she feels even more like a bimbo. Poor, poor Serenity)

"Funny, I was just thinking about how sad and pathetic you were looking." He looked at her with a small devious grin. "The simple question of what do you think." He cleared up for her. "Do you think I'm mad at you?" He asked. "Or do you think the opposite?" His eyes were shinning.

Serenity turned a little red when he said that she did look sad and pathetic. She was doing the exact opposite of what she'd been trying to do. It was funny, normally when she was around Felix she felt great, but today, the longer she was around him, though it had only been for a few minutes, she was feeling more and more pathetic. Her gaze dropped slightly at his grin and even more when he asked if she thought he was still mad at her. "How can I not with you acting all cold like that?" she asked. Whenever he was cold with her, she always assumed that he was mad at her. Indirect answer. "Yeah, I do," she said, in reference to him still being mad at her.

Felix sighed and opened the door completely. He stepped out so that he was almost face to face with her, minus th fact that he was taller than her. "If I was still mad at you," he leaned forward and whispered into her ear. "I wouldn't be talking to you right now. Think about it." He stood up straight. His hands in his pockets. It was a tad bit cold out here.

Serenity blinked and looked at Felix as he opened the door and stepped out. When he leaned towards her, she did her best to tell herself that it was something completely different from what she was thinking, telling herself that he was just gonna whisper in her ear or something. Because of that one time he teased her, she became suspicious every time he leaned in towards her. A wave of relief washed over her as he informed her that he wasn't still mad at her and it showed. "Then...can I ask...what do you plan on doing?" she inquired, hoping he didn't plan on doing anything rash. A small shiver ran throughout her body. The whole time she'd walked over here, there had been winds blowing, and it made it that much colder. She was glad that the winds had settled down.

Felix looked at her as she asked him what he would do. "Can't you just be glad I'm not completely ticked off with you at the moment?" He asked. He shook his head. "I'm debating on what I'm going to do. Would you like to come in?" He asked. She'd been out here longer than he had. Plus the phone was ringing again.

Serenity gave a small smile as he asked couldn't she be glad that he wasn't ticked with her. "Yeah, I guess," she said with the same smile. The fact that he had said it like that only meant that he hadn't just been mad with her, he'd been pissed off at her. Though he didn't know it, because she didn't show it, she was completely beating herself up for this. It was killing her, but over the years she'd turned herself into the suffer in silence type. She wouldn't let anyone know of her true suffering, because it was more than anyone could understand. That, and she didn't want anyone to suffer with her. Serenity nodded as he asked if she wanted to come in. "If you don't mind," she said with a smile, following him in when he went in. She gave a small shiver. Yep, it was definitely still winter out there.

Felix opened the door and let her in. It was nice and warm because he'd had the heater running. He looked at the phone. He wasn't going to answer it. Probably just Aiko again. He motioned to the couches. "Take a seat." He then sat on the couch. The answering machine picked up again. "You're reached, Felix." "Walker the Awesome!" "Stephen." "Leave a message, name, and number." Beep. "Calling again, don't know if you're home or not, but I'd like to see you. 8 o'clock at the number spot. Cya there." Click. Felix shook his head. He didn't want to go, but he did want to see her. He looked at Serenity, he had nothing to say to her either. The silence didn't bother him.

Serenity smiled and sat down as he told her to take a seat. "Thanks," she said as common courtesy. She looked at the phone as it rang, smiling at the answering machine when she heard Walker's voice. She tilted her head a little as she heard what sounded like Aiko's voice. She looked at Felix a little confused. "Not gonna get that?" she asked, not really giving a chance to let there be a silence between them. And she'd heard Aiko say calling again. Had she called earlier when Felix was home and he hadn't answered then either? That was...odd, to say the least. Didn't he want to see Aiko? Serenity was sure that Felix loved her, so why not answer?

Felix looked over to her. "No, she called earlier," he said. "You came right after so I didn't get a chance to call back." He told her. It was as close to the truth as he was going to get. He pulled out his cell phone and looked at the time. He should text her just so she would stop blowing up his phone.

Serenity nodded at his response. "Ohh, I see," she said. It made sense. She then smiled. "Are you going to meet her then?" she asked. "She seemed really eager to see you." She wondered when Felix had the time to tell her that he was back. Or perhaps the boys had done that for him. She held back a chuckle at the thought. That one would've been Walker's doing.

Felix nodded. "Yes, I haven't had the time to go see her just yet." He sent a quick message to her and then started to type another. It read: "Juuichi, I'm back in town and I need to talk to you, it's important. Meet me tomorrow by the front gates." He sent it off and then looked over to Serenity. "Would you like to come."

Serenity only nodded in understanding as he said that he hadn't the time to go see her yet. It was understandable, he'd only gotten back the day before. She blinked as he asked her if she'd like to come along, then smiled. "Sure, if you don't mind of course," she said with a smile. Over the twelve years Felix had been away, Serenity had gone to see many of Aiko's performances, and talked with her a lot, a lot of it just so happened to be about Felix. Other things had been about Aiko's life and Serenity's. Serenity liked Aiko, she was such a lovely woman. Now Ser'd have to find a dress to wear for the evening. "Where are you meeting her?" (And now i have to go find a dress on photobucket along with all the other stuffs i have to do, lol)

(lol, sorry)

Felix shook his head. "I wouldn't have asked if I didn't mind." He told her. The thing was Felix didn't want to go by himself. Aiko had said earlier she was bringing someone as well, which was awkward because he couldn't think of who it would be. And on top of that, it had been twelve long years. Felix didn't want to think about it any longer. "It's still very early. Eight o'clock is very far from right now."

Serenity smiled when he said that he wouldn't have asked if he didn't mind. "Okay then," she said almost cheerfully. She looked up thoughtfully when he said that it was still very early. "That's true....what do you plan on doing until eight?" she asked with a smile, glad things between them had cooled off. She hated when it was tense between them. She wondered if Felix just planned on hanging out until then. The scary part was...he'd probably end up teasing her sometime in that timeline.

Felix looked up at the ceiling. He didn't really have anything planned today besides go talk to his boss and then come home for a while. Then he was probably going to go hunt down Jasper and beat the hell out of him. Not like he was going to say that aloud. "I was planning on just sitting at home, but I don't want to be cramped up in the house all day." He shrugged. "But it's a bit cold."

(LMFAO POOR JASPER!!)

Serenity tilted her head a little as he said that he'd just planned on staying home. "Well that's no fun," she said, much like a little kid. Yeah, that child-like alterego she had would likely never leave her. She saw nothing wrong with it, so there was no reason to get rid of it. "Yeah...it is kinda chilly out," she agreed with a nod.

(lmao, poor jasper nothing!)

Felix sighed. "You're such a child." He mumbled. He then got up and walked over to the tv. "Maybe a movie?" He asked as he pulled a box from underneath the stand. Over the time that Stephen and Walker had been with him the sneaky devils had collected hundreds of movies. Felix had spent his time watching them when he was bored, order than that they stayed in the box, collecting as the boys collected. "I have everything that you can possibly imagine."