After they climbed up the many steps of the building, they stopped at the door. She wondered what type of living space he had. She could guess that it was very simple and organized, though he could surprise her and actually he a messy person. It was doubtful though she was told never to judge a person by his or her cover. When he opened the door and nodded for her to enter, she nodded her head, slipping off her shoes before entering further in the place. Her suspicions were correct about how it looked and what it could possibly contain inside it. She smiled to herself, as she slowly walked around, her eyes taking in all that they could. She peered out the sliding door, looking at the city, her eyes stuck to all of the lights. She wondered if she would be able to have her own place one day. Would she be able to look out of the window and enjoy the serenity of her simple life? She stared for a while, lost in her own thoughts. Her arms crossed her chest as she unconsciously hugged herself, the future scaring her.<br/><br/>She blinked before looking over at him; she nodded her head as he told where she was not allowed to enter. She didn't take it personally; she knew that there were places that people liked to keep private. She tilted her head in thought, debating on whether her hunger levels were fine at this moment. "I could have a small bite or two," she said softly, knowing that it would help her sleep later if she had something in her stomach. She decided that staring out the window was too much like her former life, her enslaved life. She was a free woman and she was allowed to do whatever she wanted, not forced to simply stare out at the world she wanted to be a part of. She still wasn't that used to furniture, so she found herself kneeling on the floor before the television. She stared at it for a moment, wondering if she was willingly to see what the moving pictures had to say.<br/><br/>She leaned forward pressing the button to turn it on; she tilted her head as a man appeared on the screen. He wore a nice suit and seemed to have a serious way of speaking, she couldn't understand the words he was saying but it seemed that he was expressing important things. She looked at the other buttons, slowly beginning to press them. One happened to change the picture of the screen and she moved back a bit, watching else was popping up on the television. She continued to push the button that flipped the channels, nothing really catching her attention. Soon bright colors filled her vision and she stared at it for a while. These animated characters were in a field jumping in the air catching these odd pink creatures. She moved back to her kneeling position completely wrapped up in the show. Her eyes danced across the screen, looking at the bright colors. She let out a small laugh as one of the characters tripped and fell.<br/><br/>Her fingers found her hair, pulling out the knot that she had tied it in. She unraveled that she had made hours ago, running her fingers through it as she continued to watch the cartoons on the screen. She probably looked silly, a grown woman indulging in on such childish shows, but it was interesting. She would let out a small giggle every now and then, enjoying this moment. It had been such a long time since she laughed, it felt nice. A small smile was placed on her lips as the cartoon broke away for a commercial, this was a nice feeling, being able to break away from her worries and fears to experience a few minutes of pleasure and peace. She glanced off in the direction that Azrai had gone in, wondering if he ever watched these picture shows. She was sure that he probably stayed in tune with the more serious channels, but still everyone deserved to laugh at childish antics.<br/><br/>She stretched a bit, starting to become more comfortable. She crawled closer to the couch, leaning against it only to turn back to looking at the moving screen. She had grabbed the throw blanket, placing it over her lower half. She let out a small sigh, letting her head rest on couch and closing her eyes. Things were slowly beginning to look up, weren't they? She had to believe such things. For one, she was no longer in the hands of her stepfather. She frowned at the thought of the men that had been following them. What happened to them? Were they on their way to Israel now? What would happen if she was taking back? Her stomach rolled at the thought. She could feel the pain wrecking havoc on her body just at what her imagination brought up. Just how far would be go to bring her back? She was sure he would stop at nothing. He was nothing without her and that was slightly satisfying to know. She knew that she was his main source of power and fear amongst the village and his enemies. She was determined to allow him to rot in the deepest pits of Hell, where he belonged.<br/><br/>She opened her eyes, realizing that she should refrain from getting too caught up in her mind. It was dangerous enough, plaguing her every night with nightmares. She would destroy herself eventually and she didn't want to let that happen. She had so much more to live for than destroying herself with such morbid thoughts. She glanced back at the television, realizing that she had missed the last part of the cartoon. She frowned in dismay, really wanting to see if the yellow square had actually captured that giant pink creature. However, she watched what else was on the screen. It was something to do with a boy and these...floating humans following him around, whatever he wished for they seemed to give him. Wasn't that nice? She wished she had someone around to keep her happy. That's all she wanted a life of freedom and someone to share it with.<br/><br/>Another laugh left her as the green haired floating human gave the boy the wrong thing, a lobster was pinching his nose while he was flailing around. It seemed that not all the cartoons showed people always getting what they wanted and that was refreshing. She pulled her knees to her chin, lacing her arms around her limbs. She laid her chin on top, tilting her head as she watched the show, another smile on her face. How she had been waiting for this moment all her life. She was very thankful that Azrai had been the one to give her this opportunity, whether he knew or not, she would forever be in his debt and one day, she would repay him.