Leaning against the door comfortably, Lux studied Sebastian with no small amount of curiosity. She rarely saw him outside The Fisherman's Net and most definitely never at her house so in this context she decided he looked... different. Not necessarily more relaxed or anything as he was dressed in his standard uniform of a polo and jeans. Just... less official or something. It was a hard thing to explain really. He was still her boss--something she endeavored to remember at all times while at work--but somehow being removed from that environment lent him a different air. Whether that was a good thing or not she had yet to decide but time would tell.<br/><br/><em>"What brings me here, strangely enough, is your house. More precisely, your need for a house mate, and my ever closer need for somewhere to live. So, I thought I would come over and discuss it with you." ... "Here. At your house."</em><br/><br/>Lux's eyes widened in surprised when Sebastian mentioned her house and desire for a roommate as the reason for his visit, though her lips twitched with amusement as he repeated her words. Several questions popped into her head at once, chief of which was whether it was a good idea to even entertain the idea, but before she could even fully register the movement she stood up straight and stepped back, pulling the door with her to allow him to enter.<br/><br/>"Seeing as how my father banned me from setting foot in the gym for a few days, sure! I've got nothing but time. Might as well make the most of your trip right?" She offered a crooked grin. It was probably for the best that he had just caught her after a much needed chocolate fix. On the best of days Lux could be a handful if she chose but chocolate of any sort always left her feeling mellow and easy going.<br/><br/>"Please excuse my barren household," She gestured beyond herself to the mostly empty living room, "as you can see my need for a housemate is a very real thing." The sad excuse for a futon sat forlornly across from a rather extensive entertainment system, looking wholly out of place along with the folding card table that held her laptop.