Too drunk to refuse, he downed the shot. His face became a deep shade of red when she told him that she was going to change clothes and that he wasn't allowed to look. "Ooh, dear, don't look, don't look, don't look" He thought to himself, straining very hard to not look.She was gorgeous, and he was curious, but he managed to not look. He was a bit surprised when she threw herself on the bed next to him, but a good kind of surprised. She was smoking hot in her night clothes, and seeing her on her stomach was a lot to take in. Her words were like honey when she spoke, but even more so when she spoke in a playful manner. He shook his head to begin his response. "No, I've lived in fear and pain my whole life." he spoke with a slight slur, placing his hand high on her back. "Dad left when I was seven, so then mom was supposed to raise me, but it's hard to raise someone from the bottom of a bottle." he chuckled. "The most normal my life has been has been around you" He gave her a sweet, slightly seductive smile. "I've been able to really live around you, instead of just going through life scared and lonely. Thank you very much, Alexandria Luckett."