Xander was always up for another adventure, so when he had heard about a new reality game show set in exotic local, he sent in his application just like he had for Survivor, Amazing Race, and dozen other similar shows. He hadn't really expected to be picked, he had been before, but what was the harm in trying. When he'd gotten a call saying he'd been selected he'd accepted in an instant, without really listening to the minor rules and living regulations. He'd made it as far as "Tasks and Challenges in Beautiful XXXXXXXX) and then packed his bags and flown out the shooting site.<br/><br/>Stepping out of the complimentary car, he couldn't help but be impressed by the mansion they'd set up. He was excited to have a pool of his own, and looking out to surrounding countryside he could tell he would have a lot of fun hiking and camping around the area. There was  also a beach and lake nearby. Maybe a cute local or contestant would need swimming lessons? The possibilities were endless. It seemed like he was the second person to arrive. He had a manilla envelope that had his keys to the house and rooming assignment.<br/><br/>He grabbed his few bags (Xander was a light packer) and violin case, and made his way towards the house. It seemed like he was the second person there. A nice looking guy was standing by the door as if waiting for someone. If Xander had to describe him the words "pretty for a guy" came to mind. "Hey there, I'm Alexander." he barked cheerfully.<br/><br/>He didn't really need help with his bags and was too excited to make conversation just yet. He wanted to see his room and the house as a whole. He didn't mean to be rude but his emotions got the better of him. He stepped through through the door and jogged up the stairs towards where his key marked "2B" suggested he ought to go.<br/><br/>He unlocked the door to his room, and dumped the bags at the foot of. the top set of beds. He flipped through the envelope with his instructions. It definetly said he'd be sharing a room with someone. He went back out the front to question  the other guy about what was going on.