As Austin opened up, Adrian found himself doing the same. Cooking together sounded nice, like a cute date thing a normal couple would do. Not that they were a couple or anything, for Austin this was strictly business. To be fair, he was good at his job, simulating being a real boyfriend or at least a friend. He seemed genuinely interested in getting to know him and open with sharing things about his own life. The more he shared, the more Adrian got a little more attached to him.<br/><br/>Adrian answered all of Austin's questions. He has eaten paella before but he's never cooked it and he was excited to try it out with him. He particularly had a fondness for ice cream and like to make it at home sometimes. He liked to write and carve wood and yes, he did like to read. He asked him the same questions back, asking a couple more questions regarding his mother but not enough to be too invasive.<br/><br/>Before long, they'd pulled into Adrian's garage. It was attached to a quaint little house with two bedrooms, one bathroom. Getting out of the car and exiting the garage, they'd walk into a pretty spacious kitchen attached to a dining room. At the end, there was an archway leading into the living room with plush couches and armchairs and a decently sized flat-screen TV. It wasn't just a car he had some extra change to throw away on but the house as a whole. "So, you remember how to make paella or should I find a recipie?" Aiden set down his keys and headed to the sink to wash his hands first of all.