Blair carried in their dinner, smiling at her mom as she passed her at the door. Brining everything into the kitchen and after sitting everything on the counter, she grabbed a glass and plate that her mother had out. Blair helped herself first, grabbing a slice of pizza, piece of garlic bread, and pouring a glass of Coke. She sat everything on the kitchen table but rather than taking her seat, she watched Karen and Dani. She couldn’t but smirk at Karen, though she was pleased her privacy had been respected. Not that she had anything to hide, it was still her space.<br/><br/>“Uh, sure. Okay,” Blair said with a shrug of her shoulders. “We could play a game. I’ll go grab one.” And with that, Blair turned and made her way back towards the stairs. Realizing she had yet to be in her room since she’d arrived, she grabbed her bags still sitting at the bottom of the stairs before heading up. Blair’s room was the first door down the hall at the top. Once there, she opened the door and stepped in, putting her bags down just inside and against the wall.<br/><br/>With on a smile on her face from the familiarity, Blair sat on her bed and took a moment to herself. Her bedroom was decorated with a minimalist aesthetic. Her walls had been painted a light shade of baby blue, her furniture was a matching white set, and the bed set and simple décor were light grey. Her long dresser supported a large mirror and each matching nightstand held a silver-colored lamp. The curtains that hung over the one window matched the grey of her comforter and a few framed photographers she had taken hung on either side of the window.<br/><br/>On the other side of the room was the closed door to her walk-in closet and next to that was a wide white bookshelf full of books and little trinkets. Stacked on the bottom shelf were a few board games and the sight of them brought her back to reality. She was tasked with grabbing one to play while she ate dinner with her mom and her mom’s… girlfriend? Domme? Whatever she was, she certainly held Dani’s attention. Seeing her mom happy should be enough but Blair couldn’t help but be wary of this woman.<br/><br/>Sure, Karen Stack was famous. And being a bit of a fangirl, Blair was in disbelief that she was the one her mom was in bed with. But that was still her mom, her best friend, and she couldn’t hide how protective she was over her mom. Her mom was a very sweet woman, often overlooked and walked on so Blair needed to be her mom’s defense. Dinner and a board game may actually be a good thing, she realized, as she’d be able to sit and get to know Karen. She would be able to see if Karen was a good fit for her mother.<br/><br/>With a heavy sigh, Blair stood from her bed and reached down to grab Monopoly. It was one Karen had suggested, but the intensity of the game could bring some livelihood to the house. With the game in hand, Blair made her way back downstairs and into the kitchen. When she arrived, she noticed the other two already sitting at the table so Blair took her own seat.<br/><br/>“Got it!” Blair proclaimed, placing the game in the center of the table before picking up the slice of pizza on her plate. With her mouth full, she leaned back in her chair. “I’m not setting up, though. And I want to play the dog.”