Arus too felt like he knew her for a very long time. It was as if in a way they were kindred spirits. People that could relate to each other easily but were still able to connect. Even if they knew each other for but a few minutes. Or as in this case but a day. Blinking and blushed a bit. "No I don't. Girls have never been a specialty of mine. I merely was speaking truthfully." He said in a shy stammer. He put the lid on her container after making sure it was pushed down evenly so that it wouldn't leak out or not close properly. He looked at her and blushed more. "Thank you for your compliment. I had to learn at an early age to fend for myself." He says softly. Blinking at the little high pitched noise she made. He laughed a bit. "If you want me to my friend." He shook his head. "Though I'll only cook once leftovers are gone. That way nothing is wasted." He looked at her. Nodding his head. "Yeah. For example there is one three weeks from today." He admitted. "Yet I have a feeling concerts might become harder to do.  I don't know why though...just an odd feeling."<br/><br/>He looked at her with a smile. "Want to come backstage for the next concert? I would love to have you watching. You are my friend after all. I'm sure Amy wouldn't mind. She seemed to like you. At least it looked that way to me." He asked and said as he washed dishes. "I have you a full container right there on the counter." He blushed at her next words. "Your welcome Lexi. I'm glad you enjoyed it." He admitted.  He blinked a bit. "I don't know. I've never had guests other than Amy and the others." He admitted. "What kind of stuff Lexi? We don't have to hurry you home unless you have to get home. Maybe you and I could help each other with homework."