Lee smiled as Charlie seemed to become at least two levels of happier. The dark brunette followed her sister into the basement, remembering to watch her feet this time, while responding to her. "Well not really. It seems the game we had been planning on playing is going to take a while to load because our internet connection is down," she paused to stretch as she reached to bottom of the stairs. Using that time to check on her elbows, it seemed they looked okay now... but they were still a bit red. Following Charlie again, she paused to check on her laundry, it seemed it was still going. As she had stopped, Charlie had taken the opportunity to throw a sheet over herself and pretend to be a ghost. Lee chuckled as her friend took the time to adjust the sheet to be a robe.<br/><br/>"Oh cool! We get to dress the part! I'm fine as long as we don't accidentally summon Daryl Van Horne with repetitive, obviously-on-cue-with-each-other chanting!" She chuckled again hoping her sister would get the reference she just threw out into the basement air. She welcomed the "robe" being tied around her now as Charlie was clearly getting into it. That was a good thing though, to be excited about one's work usually meant you enjoyed it. That was the goal of everyone's life wasn't it? To be successful with a job they love, a person to share their lives with and possibly children to carry on your legacy? Lee let out an inner sigh at the thought, it was something she tried not to think about because she wasn't secure in anything she did lately. She lifted her head as Charlie finished with her "robe" and she smiled at it, and then followed her taller sister to the area where she wanted to rehearse.<br/><br/>Lee watched with intent curiosity as the red head drew a symbol on the floor with chalk. "Oh going all out this time eh? Oooh Watermelon Jolly ranchers, don't mind if I do!" Lee mentioned as she finished by fishing out a hard candy from Charlie's bag. Plopping one into her mouth while listening to the direction of her friend, nodding to show she understood. "Works for me!" she got into position, the one Charlie had instructed. "Are we ready then?" Lee awaited the confirmation of her friend before she began doing as Charlie had instructed, moved as told and recited the lines from the book along with Charlie eventually. Lee did her best to make her motions convincing and swooshed her cape a few times with her dramatic arm movements. Her words were a bit muffled from the candy in her mouth, btu she figured it was only practice to help Charlie out, so it didn't really matter if she was spot on with annunciation verses her spot on pronunciation.