Melissa gave Lee a smile and nodded, a gesture repeated when Olivia passed by, but it didn't take her long to step back into her own room.  She didn't open her mouth; she didn't really know what to say.  Had she embarrassed Miyu?  Would it have been better off if she just took the bookshelf apart and didn't get the others?  She didn't know; all that really made sense was that she should have done something better.  If she mad a mulligan and could start things over, maybe she could eventually figure it out, but it was too late.  Now she had to deal with her mistakes.<br/><br/>Video games were easier that way.  When you goofed up, you got to start over.  Sometimes it was hard, sometimes you couldn't do it on your own, but you could always try again.  She was already starting up Castle Brigade once again before she stopped.  She just didn't want to do this anymore.  She didn't want to stay in her room, waiting for someone to come to her.<br/><br/>Maybe she just had to grow up a little bit.<br/><br/>She walked into Lee's room, moving over to the console spot to have herself a seat.  Pulling out her credit card, she typed in the number to pay the few bucks for the game she wanted.  After that, she started to look around for Lee, letting Zed-Link Fence download in the interim.<br/><br/>It didn't take too long to find her in the kitchen.  She was busy looking at her book, and Melissa almost turned around to leave her be.  She didn't want to go, though.  She would take this chance, and if Lee was busy...well, that was alright.<br/><br/>"There's a new Live Marketplace game," she explained.  "Zed-Link Fence.  Zombies are breaking down the barricades in the last city block, and you hold them off for as long as you can.  Record is 94 minutes right now for two players."  She offered over the other controller to Lee with a very subtle pleading in her eyes.