Edward smiled at Abby's request. "Nothing beats a cool beer Abby!" and passes her an ice cold bottle of Staropramen and notices her admiring his book collection.<br/><br/>"Great to hear you are interested in drama Abby: must be a very confident person and at one with your body.  I'm very envious and much too shy to act myself!  I love going to the theatre though... adore Beckett.  See you picked up some Heidegger?  He, like lots of other philosophers, saw the importance of poetry and tragedy to helping understand the human condition.  You are a very interesting younglady Abby"<br/>He grins at her, leans back and smiles at her, taking her all in.<br/><br/>He begins the tour of the apartment, showing her first a small, spotlessly clean kitchen area, complete with a large array of pans, cooking books, and hob, before moving on to his study, with his MacBook docked into his desktop, shelves more of books, and piles of papers on thefloor and desk.  He then opens the door and shows Abby an amazingly large bathroom/showroom - a large black and white tiled room, with an antique claw-footed bath in the centre of the room, and shower nozzles jutting out from all over the walls.<br/>"Hot baths and showers are one of my vices I'm afraid" says Edward apologetically.<br/><br/>Lastly, they come to the bedroom.