Alaxander looks at her and tilted his head to the side. Blushing a bit and smiled. "Thanks Aunt Ruby. They'll look very lovely next to your black ones." He says happily. He liked that and then looked at her in confusion. What to do now that the garden was done? He didn't know. He wasn't sure what else he'd like in the house but the gardens. He jumped as Uncle Victor unexpectedly entered the room. "Hey Uncle Victor." He says. Train set? He wasn't sure if he should follow. He goes on when Aunt Ruby urged him to do so. He nodded and followed Ruby into the foyer like room. His eyes widened at the large train set. He looked at Uncle Victor then watched the trains going around the track. He listened to Victor. Nodding his head. He never played with trains but he always thought them cool<br/><br/>He jumped as the explosion happened. Just kinda staring in surprise. Giggling yet still jumped at the second explosion. That was actually kinda funny. It was weird but funny. Which made it not scary. He watches his uncle set it up again. He listened and at first wasn't too sure about doing it. He looked to Ruby for support and with what she said he nodded his head. Taking the controls from Victor. "Thank you Uncle Victor." He says with a smile. He watches the trains going around then when the trains were in the middle and on both sides at the exact same time he hit the switch. Jumping with the explosion than the train end on the back hit the other train. That train went flying and caused a wreck with the train on the other side causing several explosions. He jumped with each kaboom yet burst into giggling like laughter. He looked at them. "That was fun." He says happily. Looking at them both. Then hugs them one at a time. "Thanks...for showing me some things that aren't scary." He says.<br/><br/>Hugging Uncle Victor last. "I made a big set of explosions. Did you see it Uncle Victor?" He asks. Looking up at him proudly. He looked at Ruby. "Can I go in the garden anytime I want Aunt Ruby...I really liked it in there. I'll stay away from the one behind the door."