Milo spent the rest of the night hunched over his computer and taking shots. It always took him far too much to get drunk in his opinion and if he were honest with himself he didnt know if it was because he was a vampire or the fact he'd had to past experience drinking when he was human.<br/><br/>He tried to get some work done- the perk of being able to work from home and having your own schedule. The only thing he had to worry about was deadlines, which could be both a blessing and a curse. But when the words started to get blurry in the screen and he saw that it was already ten at night he figured a break was in order.<br/><br/>Leaning back in his chair he rubbed his eyes. Being distracted had at least worked. He wondered if the red head would still be in the house if he wondered down. Milo was surprised that the world tilted as he started to stand up, caught off guard by how drunk he actually was.<br/><br/>"Fuck..." he let out, trying again and having more success this time. He'd drank more then he intended. Or maybe enough, he didnt know. Going down the stairs was fun and took all of his concentration. He make it to the bottom and, his surprise, Aries was still on the couch.<br/><br/>He contemplated saying something. A snide remark- a comment how if he stayed on the couch for too long he'd melt into it. But he decided against it, moving to the kitchen instead and following the familiar routine of getting his food. It was nice to see the freezer packed.<br/><br/>The silence was awkward for him. Living alone for a long time made him used to it but now that there was someone in the house it almost felt wrong. Distracted, Milo went to go grab a coffee cup only for it to slip between his fingers and crash to the ground. Cursing he went to go pick up the pieces, swaying dangerously and falling right on his ass. He hissed, feeling ceramic embed itself in his palm and adjusting himself he pulled in out, a tiny bead of blood popping out of the skin before the wound closed. Milo licked it away, leaning forward on his knees as he started picking up the larger pieces of ceramic. A task in itself since the floor wouldnt stop moving.