Edward's heart caught in his throat when Tiger joked, not thinking it was a good offer at all. There was no way he was serious... Right? He swallowed as Tiger waved it off, only relaxing when Tiger did confirm it to be a joke. Edward forced a chuckle, glancing behind them one last time as they went in. It wasn't all too different from their own main area -- right down to the photos of prior members. He recognized a face or two and understood that a larger variety of people came from Kappa.<br/><br/>"Forty minutes.. right." Edward's eyes latched onto the corkboard plastered with flyers. So many more goings on than his own frat! "You guys stay so busy..." He felt almost a little jealous as the slight movement to his side became his focus. He offered an unreturned wave, letting his hand drop only after he'd spent the pathetic few moments with it dangling there uselessly.<br/><br/>Edward looked to Tiger, thinking Tiger's offer was the safest bet, even if it did sound a little too presumptuous for his liking. "Ah.. your room? I think?" He cleared his throat, wanting to sound a little more certain. Tiger wasn't going to take him seriously if he sounded like a whimp. "Yeah. We.. can always do a tour later? Let's see what Kappa has to offer. Who knows, I might jump ship with Mu. I.. I mean, I won't, but, it's a.. I um. I'm gonna shut up now."<br/><br/>Tour later. That was the best he could come up with? Clarifying his own joke? He was living the Virgin nerd lifestyle all over again. What little social skills index he'd managed to build up seemed to have been left at the door. Edward melt into a puddle on the floor and slither off to wherever he could hide first. There was no way he'd be going back if he kept embarrassing himself like this. Tiger.. he was interested, right? He had to be. Edward wasn't assuming anything, but he didn't want to stray from his cautious hesitance.