<span style="font-weight: bold">"If you say so. I really don't want to intrude. Or make you waste money on me if you need it for yourself."</span>, Zero said, and Emily smiled a bit. "It's fine, really... My family's made of multi-millionaires." Emily replied, still searching her pockets for the keys to the house.<span style="font-weight: bold">"If you will help me I will try to wear the clothing that you say would make me fit in more. That would not look strange for me to wear while in this city."</span>He said, and Emily felt a wave of relief at his understanding. Normally when you told people to go off and change their cloths, they would give you that look that made you feel like they could give a million reasons not to. "Ah, here it is..." Emily said, unlocking the door and leading the way into the house."<br/><br/>Emily took her iPhone from her pocket and placed it on a table close to the door and walked straight into the kitchen. A half-eaten Hershey's chocolate bar lay on the kitchen table, and Emily picks it up to take a bite at it. She clapped her hands together, and the lights in the kitchen went on as if like magic. She just loved doing that.<span style="font-weight: bold">"What is this house made of?"</span>, Zero asked, seemingly amazed that the house was made of something other than wood. Emily thought for a second, not exactly sure what her house was made of either. She never really looked into it, since her father hired and directed the people to repair the house. "Well..." Emily thought about the question for a second. "I guess there's wood here and there in the walls for structural support, but I think it's mostly concrete. Concrete's like a really hard stone." She said. It was the only real answer she could think of, and if the house wasn't made out of hard rock, who cares. It wasn't going to collapse on her any time soon, so why worry?<span style="font-weight: bold">"Can you tell me more about you Emily?"</span>, he then asked. Emily paused and swallowed her chocolate. "Hmm... Well, what exactly do you want to know?" She asked, answering Zero's question with a question of her own. "I'm around 17 years old and I'm a multi-millionaire thanks to my parents. I don't have a job right now because I don't need one, and I'm single." She said, before Zero had a chance to make up his mind.