Andi didn't look up once as Tyler walked in, she continued to scroll looking through jobs. She finally slowly set her phone down as she listened to Tylers proposal. She sat thinking for awhile, it seemed like a nice idea and it'd really give her time to focus on finishing school with at least a AA degree. "That sounds nice actually... It'd put a lot less stress on my plate along with more time to study" She beamed being excited about this new idea

Haha! He got her to say yes... or at least be interested. Maybe it was a good idea, after all. Tyler cracked a small smile, glancing at Andi. "I'm glad for you resting, or at least just doing school for a month sounds fun." Tyler chuckled. He wasn't very good at sitting still for long periods of time... when he said he had worked his butt off, he meant it. Tyler was almost a work aholic... whenever something bothered him he just set his mind to his work and continued on. He was their best pilot and best teacher, mostly because he cared about the work more than anything else. Then Andi showed up... and really, his whole life got flipped. Now there actually was something to care about that wasn't work. "Good idea, right? See, I can think sometimes."

Andi smiled back "Same here, it'd be a nice change from the crazy busy schedule to just barely get by with money all the time" Her all the money she had gotten by the end of a paycheck. It usually was just enough to get gas or some groceries, then she thought about it again. If she really was not going to work Tyler would have to spend his hard earned money on herself somewhat "Are you 100% sure you'd be fine with it" She tilted her head slightly

Tyler tilted his head slightly, thinking. He kind of zoned out until Andi's last question. "Do you really think I'm silly enough to offer something I'm not okay with?" He chuckled, shaking his head. "Yes, I am fine with it. It would be good for you." Tyler commented with a smile, glancing at Andi. If she was less stressed out and more happy... that would just be great

Andi laughed slightly "I was just making sure before I fully agreed to this idea" She smiled softly listening to him speak again "I think it'd be good for me too." She said as she sunk back laying on the couch. She could already feel the stress meltign away now that she didn't have to worry if she could find another job or if she had enough money to eat "Thank you Tyler" She hummed out with a smile

"It is my pleasure." He smiled, leaning back in the chair. At least his money would go to something worthwhile... food. Tyler chuckled at the thought, closing his eyes a moment. He already knew that his life would be easier If Andi was less stressed out... so in a way, it was nice for the both of them. Tyler would go back to his jobs soon, and it really was amazing what they paid... especially since the rescue job was only when someone needed it, and the teaching job was a couple hours three days out of a seven day week.

After a bit of laying down she got up and headed into the kitchen going to look for something small to eat. Even though she kind of wanted Tyler to cook another meal like he did the other day she didn't want to bother him. So she rummaged aroud a bit more before getting some bread and putting it in the toaster waiting for it to toast

Tyler opened his eyes and glanced back as Andi rummaged around for a snack. "Don't eat too much, I have a cheery supper planned." He chuckled. It was true... Tyler had somehow found he had all the things he needed for another dish, so he had decided to make it. The meat was thawing at this very moment.

Andi head popped up hearing that he was going to cook something for dinner "Ooo what do you have planned for this time?" She said as she took the toast out of the toaster and walked back over to the couch. She slowly ate away at the toast thinking about all the different things Tyler might have planned

"I know this might sound plain... but I promise you, it's my signturemdish." Tyler snorted. "Spaghetti.. very good spaghetti." He laughed. It was about time to start heating the water up, so Tyler stood slowly and walked over, finding a bigger pot and putting some water in it. He then checked on the meat before leaning back against the counter, waiting for the water to boil.