"True." Matt smiled, watching a couple more passers by as they spoke. "The same as you, I think. Im not sure, this place feels..familair though I have no idea why. We could look together? For ones side by side, I mean?" He asked, looking her in the eye with a soft smile. "Or we could do that later and just go for a walk, try and explore this place a little more. I dont mind" he offered, looking around at the various houses.

"God, I feel the same way. I feel like I already know my way around. Maybe it's part of the whole dreamland perks or whatever." Trixie shrugged. "We can look together, I'd like that." She nodded, returning the soft smile he offered her and glancing down quickly. "I mean, either sounds great. Why don't we do both? Look for houses and then go exploring once we find one." She offered, tilting her head up at him.

"If so, its not an ideal one. Having to walk around all day figuring out if you've been there before or not" he sighed, kicking up the gravel under his feet. "Sure he smiled, referring to Trixie's suggestion. As they started walking down the housing estate road, he turned to look at her, keeping his hands in his pockets. I'm glad I saw you again, you know? Especially here" he said softly, offering a weak smile.

"No, it's not. I'm sure it'll be frustrating for a long while." Trixie nodded, lightly reaching up to tuck a tendril of hair behind her ear. She walked with him lightly, close at his side like She normally would br. When he spoke, she brought her head up and tilted it at him, offering a somewhat stronger smile. "I'm glad I saw you too. It's nice to have someone familiar in a new situation like this. Plus, if you weren't here, I'd miss you anyway." She shrugged, glancing at her feet again and then looking up at the house they were passing. "This looks nice. The one beside it is free too." She nodded. They were essentially the same, minor details changed other than colors.

"I'd miss you too" Matt smiled, scanning the area as they walked. The houses really did look the same, but at the same so different. It gave him a slight headache to figure out, but he would get used to it. As Trixie stopped and pointed out the two houses he nodded, looking over them both. "Of course you had to choose the top of a hill" he laughed, looking at the rest of the town. They were on a hill- but it was tiny. He gestured for Trixie to follow as he made his way back to the square to register themselves into the two houses, and after about twenty minutes they were finished and pretty much free. "Where do you wanna go now?" he asked, leaning against the fountain.

Trixie huffed. "It's pretty! And you're a big, strong man, you'll live if you have to walk up a hill to get home." She giggled, following him to register happily. Once it was over, she sat on the edge of the fountain, tracing circles on the stone beside her. "I don't mind. We could go get something to eat, go home and watch a movie." She shrugged, moving so she could lay down and look up at him.

"You wont be saying that if either of us are drunk and cant take one step without struggling" Matt smiled, carrying on kicking up various stones under his feet. He nodded at her suggestion, looking around at the life around the fountain. It seemed so..hapy. Like a dream, almost, though Matt couldnt get his head round why. Why was everyone so ecstatic pretty much all the time? Just because the place looked clean and wealthy? He refrained from the urge of stroking her hair as he would have when she layed down, instead fiddling with his own hands. "We could do that. Eat and then go back to watch something that is." he suggested, nodding his head towards a small but nice looking food place on the street across from the fountain.

"True. But then we'll just call a taxi or something." Trixie chuckled, smiling up at him. Her eyes dropped to his hands, watching him fiddle with them in silence until he spoke- then lifted her gaze to his. "Sounds good to me." She nodded, sitting up and hopping off the fountain as she glanced around. She felt like she knew this place so well, she could navigate it in a heartbeat. She shook her head in an attempt to ward the feeling off, offering him a slight smile and gently grabbing his hand to tug him toward the restaurant.

Matt kept hold of Trixie's hand as they made their way to the restaurant, both of them seemingly knowing the way rather easily. As they settled into a booth and ordered drinks he finally turned to talk to Trixie, leaning both elbows on the table. "Do you reckon we actually have been here before? Maybe we were carted off to a random country" he sighed, though that was obviously not plausible. "All I can safey say is as long as its not the UK, im not complaning" he joked, leaning back and raking a hand through his hair. HIs gaze caught onto the 'Memories' building aross from them, and he gestured towards it. "I wonder what that is. I recognise the name at least" he said, scanning the large glass building.

Trixie turned to him when he leaned in, leaning forward in turn out of instinct. "Maybe. I don't know, though- I suppose anything is possible." She shrugged, chuckling at his next comment and watching him intently as he raked his hand through his hair. "So prejudiced." She chided mockingly, turning to look at the building her gestured to. "Maybe to recover things about your life? I've honestly no idea." She said, looking at it in wonder.