"Oh." Shawn said with a blush when he told him he didn't any help at all, and he could probably carry him too. He didn't doubt it, he'd seen the defined muscles in a blurry haze. He was actually pretty sure that if Aki squared off against Leo, the taller boy would beat his brother, who was a  buff football player. His thoughts were interrupted and his blush got just a hint darker when he felt his head get patted and just knew it'd have been a hair ruffle if not for his hat.<br/><br/>Shawn was perpetually doomed to blushing when it came to Aki as the boy was now holding doors open for him, like before he was preventing him from doing it. And this delightfully shiver went both up and down his spine when he felt that hand on his lower back to guide him up to the third floor and the short distance down the hall to Aki's room. He was glad that he had nothing that needed dropping off, but he regretted wearing his uniform for dinner. He quickly stepped in, carefully taking his hat off and wringing it in his hands because he didn't know what to do with it until the older boy was stretched out on his bed. Shawn moved to stand beside the vacated computer chair and set his hat upon the desk before he was very quickly loosening his tie and very carefully pulling his shirts out from being tucked in his khaki pants before he finally taking a seat.<br/><br/>His head was almost on a swivel as he looked around, taking in how the other boy decorated, or what he was reading, most of the titles he couldn't really read what they were. "Hmm?" He asked, turning his attention back to the other boy. His eyes instantly looked him over and this very dark red blush came to his cheeks as he pulled his glasses off to clean them with his shirt, making everything blurry. "I... It... Yes, I like it." He said, still cleaning his glasses before finally letting up and putting them back on to look over at Aki. His eyes looked him over again and he spun away from him in the chair to busy himself with taking his tie completely off, rolling it up carefully before placing it in his hat with care.