SPOILER!!: Draw some pie to prove that you're a Winchester

Colt laughed and shook his head. "I didn't really give you a compliment. But cheerios. You don't know what cheerios are?" He was kind of baffled but then again she might not have been muggle born. "Oh right..." he muttered. "Well cheerios is a muggle cereal. It is pretty bland actually. I am not fond of them." They were kind of disgusting. "Oh and my cousin Kaylee hasn't finished school yet. She is still in Hogwarts. She is in Slytherin as well." Being the sassy mouth she is.

She gave her a confused look and said, "Eww no. I am not your father. That would be so awkward if I was. Anyways it is my job to scold you, I am older than you after all." Well duhhh. "Come on common sense you know that you can't talk to adults like that." Mason had to know but yet again she was young. Her question of asking if he can draw, he raised his eyebrows in amusement. He snickered and said, "Yeah I draw.." he said as it was common knowledge. He flipped through his sketches of graffiti doodles. "See I am pretty good." he winked. "Nah I am terrible actually but I do it for me ya know? It is something comforting to do. I learned from my cousin Kace." He owed all to him man.

"What do you draw?" he asked.

Mason shook her head, "I'm pure-blooded, remember?" she said, "Why would I eat something that even an always-hungry-teenage-boy wouldn't put in his mouth? I have some morals."

Mason smirked, "Why haven't I met her yet? Keeping your family away from me, Winchester?" she asked, "Afraid that I'll embarrass you?"

She was joking, of course. Why would Colt introduce her to his family. It wasn't like she was anyone special to him.

Mason almost gagged, "It's a figure of speech! GROSS DUDE!" she said and bit her lip, "Well how am I supposed to know that? My parents never taught me stuff like that."

"Masterpieces," she said playfully, "Da Vince would have been ashamed at how his work looks compared to yours."

Mason scrunched up her nose, "Stickmen, really horrible looking stickmen."