Madison felt her face redden at his comment about brown eyes, and she simply shook her head, smiling. She then furiously shook her head. "No, no. You should take the bed. The floors really uncomfortable and probably won't be good for your ribs." she said. She laughed and shrugged. "I probably won't get too much sleep, anyways." she said, looking at the floor.
She looked back up at him. "Good idea. I won't be long," she said, standing up from the bed and heading to the bathroom.
When she was done, she dried herself off and got dressed, exiting the bathroom. She felt a lot better now; a lot more refreshed. "Your turn," she said, rubbing her still-wet hair with a towel.
She looked back up at him. "Good idea. I won't be long," she said, standing up from the bed and heading to the bathroom.
When she was done, she dried herself off and got dressed, exiting the bathroom. She felt a lot better now; a lot more refreshed. "Your turn," she said, rubbing her still-wet hair with a towel.
"No," Zayden admitted. They were getting close to the center of town now. "Which I thought was odd. Didn't you think she had some kind of odd attachment to him?" he asked, icey blue eyes searching for somewhere to park. "She liked him a lot more than she did me, that was for sure." he said, though he didn't exactly care. He pulled in front of a random little shop. "This alright? This is the center of town, so if she's not here we need to search the back streets and such." he said.