<span style="color: #FF80FF"> “I don’t know about that…'' </span>Kira mumbled, approaching the front door of her home. She took off her bag, placing it between her legs and fumbled inside for a few seconds before remerging with the house keys in her scarred and shaky hands.<br/>“My brother won’t be home until later - he works most days.” She picked up the bag and walked inside, pausing on the threshold and gesturing for Sabina to enter as well. The front door gave way to a small hall. To the left and an open door led to the kitchen where a small dining tablet was visible. A door to the right was only slightly ajar, but a desk full of paperwork and a computer monitor in front of a window denoted it as an office space. Straight ahead was a short corridor at the end of which was the door to a bathroom, as well as a closed door to the right. A staircase ascended to the upstairs rooms and hugged the left side of the corridor. Jackets, shoes and other gear lay under the staircase, neatly ordered.<br/>Kira made her way down the short hall, opening and entering the door at the back right. Her bedroom was small but snug, and packed with knick-knacks and decorations. A large south-east facing window lay behind a desk that was home to a quartz coloured laptop, headphones, comics, a few empty cups and glasses, as well as an assortment of figures and models from a range of movies, comics and TV shows. The shelves around the room, as well as the top of a wardrobe, were similarly decorated. Pink and white were the most predominant colours in the cosy space, such as a fluffy pink blanket that covered her roughly made bed. Posters, photos and canvas prints covered the slightly off-white walls, they were nearly all predictably from a plethora of her favourite shows and movies. One large framed photo was of her brother at a weightlifting competition a few years ago, mid winning lift. A few items of clothes lay strewn over the desk chair, and on the ground, but overall the room was in reasonably ordered chaos. A string of unlit coloured LEDs was cast over the headboard of her small double bed, next to which sat a small bedside table upon which lay an open manga.<br/>Kira dumped her stuff on the light pink rug on the floor just as soon as she made it to the bed.<br/><span style="color: #FF80FF">“That’s better,”</span>she said, rolling her shoulders and neck.