"Alright, goodbye!" Chronos waved to Rose as she left, grinning from ear to ear, happy as could be. Though he did not share the same expression, Arcadia felt the same way, and was quite glad that things had gone as smoothly as they did. For the rest of the day they didn't have anything to do, so he had been planning on relaxing and maybe go out to do a couple of things. But right as he was about to suggest it, Chronos suddenly got a glimmer in her eye, and took off through the door before he could say anything more, open his mouth even.<br/><br/>Walking as quickly as she could without running down the hall, Chronos follows after Rose, and was able to catch up with her. She hadn't gotten very far once outside, and Chronos waves her down. "Hey, Rose! Wait a second!" Going up to her, she gives the other woman a smile. "Hey, sorry about this, but I was wondering, since you were gonna live here, we should totally hang out sometime!" She sways slightly back and forth, watching Rose's expression change. "If you don't wanna, I understand, but please think it over!" Giggling softly, she holds out a card. "Here, this is my message and call number. If you ever want to, we could go do some stuff. Maybe we could go shopping?"<br/><br/>After a few more quick exchanges, she gives a quick, courteous bow to Rose, then a wave. "It was nice meeting you! I hope to see you again! Take care, and enjoy the city!" With this finished, she turns away, and walks back into the building. From the corner, Azariah was surprised to see what took place, almost laughing at the look on Rose's face. That Chronos girl was very boisterous, and slightly obnoxious, but it was cute in a way. Sighing softly, he shakes his head, and turns the other way. He had been planning on following Rose, but decided maybe now wasn't the best time for that.<br/><br/>Going the other way, he looked up to the sky, or what little of it he could see from where he was walking in the city, surrounded by tall buildings that seemed to touch the sky from the ground. "What would I say? I don't know what the hell I'm supposed to do." Looking ahead now, his eyes narrow slightly, and he bites his lip, mulling things over in his mind. He wanted to talk to her, but at the same time, there were things that he couldn't explain. Some might say it was obsessive, that he was wrong in his thoughts. That day, he felt like she had come for him, but another might say it was coincidence. And yet the thought had stayed with him since he was a child, that she was there for him. And when she hadn't come back, it had crushed him, broke his heart.<br/><br/>At this point he was just walking around aimlessly, not really having a place in mind to go, and ended up in front of the apartments where he lived. "Might as well stay at home for the rest of the day. There isn't really anything else to do." Going inside, he waves at the person who was at the front desk, before using a card to get the elevator doors open. Stepping in, he presses the button for the loft, and leans against the wall, sighing under his breath as the elevator started to move. "Well, today has already been interesting, and it's not even twelve o'clock yet."<br/><br/>Once he reached his apartment, and goes inside, he plops himself down on the couch in the spacious living room, switching on the television, just to create background noise, not to really watch anything. Picking up a small tablet like object, he scrolls through his emails, only clicking on anything that interested him, his eye catching on some small bit of news that was on the t.v., mentioning there was something going on in the city that was effecting the power sources, causing major power outages. "Wonder what the hell that's about?"