Tyler nodded, continuing to focus on the road. When Andi spoke again he glanced at her before gazing back at the road ahead. "It was my pleasure, believe me." He smiled slightly. "I'm glad you had fun and we can do this again... if you would laugh less." Tyler joked, shaking his head. He knew how hard it was not to laugh when you were hurt, but he could usually find the willpower

Andi shifted in her seat sitting criss cross again "I'd love to do this again" She beamed but then scoffed hearing the last part "Not my fault I can't stop myself from laughing" She said jokingly. It was very much true once she got laughing really hard she found it hard to stop laughing. She had no idea why she was like this but at least it didn't bother anyone... For now at least

Tyler nodded. He would gladly do this again... it had been fun, and he had accomplished a couple things. Made Andi happier, made sure the truck worked... and another thing. Tyler finally turned onto the road he lived on, then pulled into his driveway. Before he stopped he turned the truck around and backed it into the small garage again. Tyler then turned off the truck and half hopped half fell out... let's just say it didn't look very graceful. He walked around and opened the door for Andi, knowing he didn't had to but doing it anyway.

Andi saw as they approched the cabin she let out a small sigh disappointed that she would have to get out of the truck but she knew they would do it again so she wasn't super disappointed. She watched Tyler very ungracefully hopped out of the truck and held back a chuckle even though a small smile crept onto her face. She went to open the door and get out when Tyler had beat her to it "Wow such a gentleman today" She teased before carefully getting down from the truck she tipped her head slightly as him for a 'thank you' before walking out of the garage. She waited for him to do whatever he needed to do before they could go into the cabin

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Tyler observed Andi's face. "Aww stop laughing at my amazing grace." He snorted. "And I know... being outside has made me that way," Tyler chuckled, starting to walk inside after he closed the door. Tyler opened the cabin door and stepped out of the way as a black bullet of fur came barreling outside. Tyler shook his head with a smile and held the door open for Andi, glancing around and making sure everything is okay.

Andi shook her head "Yes very graceful like a ballerina" She teased as she walked by his side to the cabin. When he opened the door she jumped to the side barely being able to dodge Raven. She smiled as she looked at her running around like she hadn't been out in ages. She softly said "Thanks" to Tyler, she hesitated slightly when she was about to walk in. She took a quick glance around making sure everything was where they had left it before she fully stepped in. She made her way over to the kitchen to get something to drink

Tyler shook his head, looking amused. "Oh please, anywone that compares ME to a ballerina needs to get their brain checked." He snorted, joking around. It almost was an insult, considering who Tyler was. Tyler nodded at her thanks, walking inside. Tyler pretty much went straigh to the chair and sank down with a huff, closing his eyes. "Chair sweet chair..." He murmured, a chuckle escaping,

Andi chuckled slightly "I mean I have been hanging around you too long so maybe that's why I'm losing my mind" She said teasingly with a cheeky grin on her face. She grabbed a water bottle from the fridge before walking back over to the couch. She sat down gently then she opened the water bottle taking a sip "I should've asked if you wanted anything before I sat down..." She looked over at him "Do you want anything?" She was ready to stand up if he said yes

Tyler opened his mouth to say something, then closed it again. "Okay fine, I can't argue with that one," Tyler laughed, shaking his head. He knew he was crazy... and it obviously could get passed on. Tyler glanced over as she spoke again, chuckling. "No I'm fine, thank you for asking, though." He answered, looking back to the window