Bean and me only!~

"Shut up," she teased, poking him (but carefully so she didn't hurt him)

Andrew grinned, leaving the apartment with her. He made sure he had his keys and wallet of course. "So, uh..how are things?" he asked, shrugging. He wanted to know if things weren't too bad living with him.

"How are things," she asked, chuckling. "I don't think I've left your side since you got out of the hospital. Aside from showering and me going to get fabrics."

"Eh...it's not so bad right?" Andrew asked, raising a brow as they walked out on the sidewalk in the neighborhood. It was pretty quiet this time around in the day, so he didn't mind talking like they did. "You're welcome to go about though, I'm getting better."

"Just want to make sure you don't get lonely," she smiled at him.

Andrew looked at her and chuckled. "Me lonely? Nah...I'm used to that, a little. You however, need more than just a guy that lays in bed all day..."

"As long as he's good company, I don't care if he's in bed all day," she smiled at him.

Andrew blushed lightly and chuckled. "Cute." he said as they walked. He then stopped as cars were going by on the street and over the pedestrian walkway. "Hm..it's kinda cool outside eh? Not so hot?"

She chuckled. "It feels great outside," she smiled happily. "

Andrew whistled, looking away still as they walked. He just felt flustered around her, especially since now everything was just..normal. "Eh...so..going out to dinner with me...do you consider that a date or..just an outing?" he asked nervously.

She thought about it. "I'm not sure," she admitted. "What would you consider it?"

Andrew gulped and looked away. "Not sure...I mean, it's not like we met in normal circumstances nor did we end up living together under normal circumstances..but I do know that I enjoy your company.." he admitted.

She smiled. "thank you. I like your company, too. But you already knew that," she chuckled.

Andrew smiled, shrugging. "I guess what I'm trying to say is...can we date?" he chuckled, shaking off his shy nature.

She smiled. "I'd like that," she nodded.

"Good. I would too. So, yeah...uh, where do you like to eat? Anything particular so far? I mean..just some ideas for our dinner date." Andrew said, clearing his throat and smiling sheepishly as they walked.

She shrugged. "I like anything. Whatever you feel like eating," she smiled.

"Alright then, somewhere we can just stuff ourselves silly. Eh...Olive Garden?" Andrew grinned, knowing she'd probably love that.

"That sounds delicious. I think I've only been there once. I loved their breadsticks," she said with a big smile.

Andrew smiled, chuckling. "Good, well then, we'll go there." he said, kissing her head confidently and continued their walk. Though as they did, he continued to carefully ask questions about her, trying to know her better and her past.

She smiled and walked with him, answering all of his questions. Some willingly and some hesitantly. After all, she didn't want to make him think any less of her, or scare him away.

Soon as they were walking back, Andrew held his side and hissed. It started with pains again, great. "Uh...I may have to head back.." he muttered, biting his lip and shuddering.

She nodded, her hand gently laying on his shoulder. "Do you want to call a cab or just walk," she asked him.

Andrew shook his head. "I can walk, it's just painful as hell...augh, so much for a good walk." he mumbled, continuing to walk despite her hovering over him with worry.

She walked with him, wanting to help him in any way she could. She felt stupid, not thinking to bring his pain pills.