"Alright," she whispered to James's idea of having the two of them move in with her. That might get them to wonder how much pain medication was placed into her system and then ask for it for take out. Oddly enough, Anna was open to the idea of James and Ethan staying at her place. Once more, she blamed it on the medication coursing through her veins but to have them in the guest bedroom was better than having to encrouch on their own space. At least the apartment was big enough to house the three of them since she had used the guilt money her father had given to her to make the payments on the apartment. The guilt money was something her father did every other week to make up for how many years she spent in their household under their fighting and screaming matches. He felt sorry that he put his daughter through that and instead of trying to make amends, he did it by sending her cash. Money, the worst way to try and get back into her good graces but she accepted the money on account that he was trying in his own way to apologize.<br/><br/>She glanced from each of her friends to gauge their reaction. Anna was not super feminine in how she made up her apartment but it held a few posters of male actors and her cd collection of a lot of female artists. Still, she could listen to Seether or to Rob Zombie with them, she enjoyed Living Dead Girl, one of Zombie's classic. Anna even had a list of horror dvds for the guys to choose from and she could put her stereo in the guest room to let them listen to music while she rested. It might work though she wondered if these two were ready to want to be roommates with her. Especially a cripple for the time being. Sighing, she closed her eyes to try and rest, leaving them to chatter behind her back. Those two could have been born females what with the gossiping and the chattering those two held between one another but then her friendship would not have been as strong with them.