When she returned, Conner was on his second drink and watching some television. It wasn't on anything important and really just served as some background noise to break up the silence of his sisters apartment. His head turned as she walked in though and his eyes dragged with her body as she climbed atop the barstool and sat her bottom down. He took note of her wardrobe change and came to the conclusion that she looked better out of the leotard, though, she looked wonderful in that too. He could feel his eyes wanting to linger. Perhaps it was the alcohol, of course it was the alcohol, but he stopped himself and stood up, lightly shaking his empty glass. "Of course," he said, acknowledging her thanks and felt some part of him swell with validation. Of course, it was under that surface but he was liking this girl more and more.<br/><br/>"Well, I was about to pour me another drink. You were going to finish yours and ask me to pour you another." It was a passive aggressive statement; playful even and he smiled at the tail end of it. He twisted the cap off the alcohol and poured himself another, then he leaned against the bar and looked at her. He took a drink and instantly his mouth was hot from the liquor. His trout too, all the way down to where it all pooped in his belly. He was tipsy, that was no lie, but it felt good. Really good.<br/><br/>"Also, I think this may be the part where we learn a little about one another. Would you agree?" He took another small mouthful of the liquid and swallowed it down. "I know a fairly decent game we could play. It's called never have I ever. It's simple, really. I say something that I have never done and if you have done it, then you drink and visca versa." He grabbed the bottle and pulled it over between them. "But," he began and wagged his finger at her, a smile playing o his lips. "You have to be honest, understand?" His brow was narrow as he spoke. It was almost as if he were being forceful and implicating some sort of reprocussion if she were to not obey. It was subtle and could have been taking as playful banter, but, part of him was serious.