"It's not like you don't have girl friend's. I admit you have been spending time with Aiden a lot lately." That worried him slightly. It's not like he would go into a fit of jealousy cause he didn't do that but he was afraid she was rousing emotions in Aiden too much. He knew how guys got when girls hung out with them a lot. He chuckled at her comment. "Then there's still a lot you don't know about me," he told her, picking up a brown scarf. Maybe he should just get the same color as his hat. He was amused at her enthusiasm about his flat. Ready to dampen her mood? "Yeah it's pretty cool. I'm glad to be getting the heck away from my damn parent's," Patrick admitted with relief in his voice. "Ella...there's something else. Err...Bonnie and Vanessa are moving in with me for a while. Until Vanessa gets stuff of her own figured out," he stuttered, looking away from her. He was pretty sure Ella wasn't going to be too thrilled about it.

Patrick shook his head. "I'm sure you'll look better than you think. It's not like you aren't pretty." Now if she was ugly he wouldn't have been able to say that with full confidence. He gave her a pat on the head. "I can try but you're going to really have to work at it. I mean I've talked to her an hour ago about it and she sounds pretty stubborn still." He try to get her to think otherwise but he wasn't a miracle worker or an owl. Those two needed to figure out themselves.

Ugh. Then came the agony. He let her pull him away from the scarves and over to the dresses. He hoped he wasn't going to go insane from all the girl clothes around him. Pat watched as she browsed through some of them and pulled out a horrid pink one. "Err....if you wore that I'd die for real," he said with a laugh.