By the time their bassist had arrived, Colin found himself sitting on the ground, one leg laying out in front of him while one was pulled to him, his knee nearly touching his chest. The headphones, which had rested cozily around his neck, were now atop his head. He let one ear remained uncovered, though, in order to hear his fellow band-mates, just in case they had try to speak to him. It was only because of this that he was able to hear Krystal when she'd greeted everyone. His head whipped her way, and he raised an eyebrow, smiling an awkward smile as he gave her a brief wave. "Yo Krystal."<br/><br/>He didn't particularly know any of his band-mates, but Krystal was a mystery in particular. He wouldn't have even called her strange, they were all a bit weird in their own right. She was simply the most mysterious in his opinion. She always came off as so quiet and calm, even more so than he made himself come across as. Of course, she had a lot more personality on stage. It was weird, seeing the shift in attitude. Plus, she seemed to come out of nowhere every..single..time he saw her! Maybe it was just him..but still.<br/><br/>After a while, he pushed himself up off the ground, knowing his legs would further fall asleep if he stayed planted there, and wandered forward towards the door a bit, crossing his arms over his chest impatiently. Obviously, she was practicing. It certainly was no secret that she often got wrapped up in her music for long stretches of time. Of course, the fact that she could be very,<em>very</em>vaguely heard from behind the door also pretty much confirmed what she had been doing.<br/><br/>When the door finally opened, a lighthearted smirk spread over his face and Colin merely gave a shrug as he entered her home, patting her shoulder along the way. "It's fine.." He assured, jogging over to her sofa and diving onto the cushion farthest away from Bailey. He was obviously pretty comfortable around her house already.<br/><br/>He looked over to her, watching her for a brief moment as she sorted through the band's various papers, schedules and the like. He had taken it upon himself to keep an eye on the band's finances for a while, but he hadn't done so in a while. He was glad to see that Bailey had everything in check.