"Alright." Matt smiled, starting off up the hill. He didnt want to push Trixie anymore on the topic with Kiara, it seemed to bother her a lot more than it bothered him, on the outside at least. Once they got to his house and were both safely in, he put his hand on Trixies shoulder to turn her round, pulling her in. He didnt say anything, just kept her close.

Trixie nodded faintly at him, keeping quiet as they walked up the hill- sinking back into thought. She didn't pull herself out of the reverie until She felt his hand on her shoulder. She turned gently, tilting her head and blinking in slight surprise as he pulled her in. She wrapped her arms around him after, burying her head into his neck and sighing faintly.

"What do you wanna do for the rest of the day? Just stay in?" Matt asked, bringing his chin up from the top of her head to speak. He made his way into the front roo, gently pulling away from Trixie to do so, settling himself on the sofa. "Or go back ou later? I dont mind." he said, giving her a brief smile as he fiddled with his shirt, somewhat zoned out.

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Trixie thought for a moment after he spoke, responding afterwards. "I think so. I'm not quite in the mood to go out." She followed him and settled beside him quietly, less blatantly affectionate than She usually was. She simply settled her head gently on his shoulder, blowing out a breath at the question. "No, I'd really rather stay in. Unless you want to go out." She shrugged.

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Matt shook his head, staring at the tv hoisted up on the wall in front of them, which was playing absolutely nothing. In fact, he was staring at their reflection. "Are you sure you're okay? You seem quite distracted." He asked, moving so he could look down at Trixie properly. "If you think its anything to do with me and that..Kiara girl, I promise I dont know her. Im as clueless as you." he said, feeling nervous as the words left his mouth.

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Trixie lifted her head to look at him, still frowning. She, again, put on a faint smile at the question, shaking her head. "Yeah, I'm... I'm fine." She shrugged, her lips pressing together slightly at the mention of Kiara. She shifted subtly, in N uncomfortable way. "I... yeah. I know that." She shrugged quietly, glancing down at her hands. If she said what she was really thinking, he would figure she didn't trust him. But Kiara was- well; exactly his type. Tall, pretty, brunette. The fact that she felt so familiar didn't help even remotely. So she just stayed silent, clearing her throat. "Uhm, would you want to watch something?" She asked quietly.

Matt put his head in the palm of his hand, dragging his fingers along his forehead, more in despair than anything. He could tell she was lying, but what exactly could he do about that? Press her for an answer until she gets angry? He sighed and leant back, shrugging. "Alright. I'm not stupid, I can tell you're not. But I wont press for it." He said, adding a small smile so he didnt come off frustrated. "Sure. Do you want me to pick?" he asked.

"I never said you were, and I don't think you are stupid, Matt." Trixie said softly, raising her gaze to make brief eye contact. After, she shook her head and returned the small smile. "It's not important anyway." She shrugged, moving to lay sideways on the couch, curled up slightly. "Yes please. And, would you mind laying down with me, too?" She asked softly, shifting so he could lay down.

"I know, I know. Sorry." He said with a small sigh, his expression apologetic. He didnt want to start an argument, which he had found he could do quite well, instead hurl an apology where he thought was needed- that he meant,- and leave it at that. "It clearly is, Trixie." he added with a slight mumble. He was relieved when she asked him to lie down with her, relieved to change the topic to something hopefully a little happier. Contact with her at least made Matt happier. "Of course." He smiled, settling himself behind Trixie, wrapped his arms around her waist. He kicked the blanket up over the half of them and stuck on the first movie he could find that they hadnt watched before, hoping to be able to settle down and pretty much forget everything.

Trixie didn't respond to either of his first two comments- she didn't want to make anything worse by saying the wrong thing in response. She brightened slightly when he laid with her, shifting back and into his arms eagerly. "Thank you." She muttered softly, actually paying attention to the movie he put on for once. She gently laid her hands on his arms, trailing her fingers along them absentmindedly.