Fallon rolled her eyes at Aaron and laughed a little. "Whatever you say Aaron." She watched as he stood up and then leaned back up against the wall near the top of her bed.

"Okie dokie Aaron." She laughed a little about the weird girl things. Yep. That's Aaron for ya. "It shouldn't take me too long." She watched as he walked out of the room and walked over to her bags.

She opened them and the first thing on top were here many t-shirts. She was glad her mom had done an expansion charm so her suitcase was ginormous on the inside. She grabbed as many shirts that she could carry and put them away in the dresser. Then, she put her pants and jeans and skirts away. Then came her dresses, which she actually had a lot of now, went into the little closet thing in the corner of the room. Now all that was left was her swimsuits and shoes. She found her five swimsuits and put them in the only empty drawer left in the dresser.

Now came the difficult part: finding a spot for her shoes. Since Fallon had moved to Florida, she had accumulated a lot of flip-flops and sandals as well as some heels that she wore from time to time. She just decided to line them up underneath her dresser. She looked around her room once more and smiled, proud of how quickly she had gotten done. She went and took her suitcase off of her bed and placed it in the corner of the room out of sight.

She decided to lay back down on the bed for a minute. Her thoughts were racing. Her unpacking had only pushed her strange thoughts about Aaron to the back of her mind. There's just something about him now. I never noticed it before, but I definately do now. I just can't put my finger on it. She let out a sigh and decided to lay there a little longer.

After a minute of two of his mind racing, Aaron found himself seating on the ground against his door. He looked around not remembering hos he got there and stood up. He then went to his dresser and took out a pair of shorts. It was pretty hot outside and Aaron was NOT wearing jeans on a walk. He took his jeans off and put on his shorts that his mom made him. He then sat on his bed and waited for Fallon to finish up. He couldn't wait to show her around the neighborhood.

Fallon finally decided to go and meet Aaron so he could show her around his neighborhood. She pushed herself off of the bed and walked out the door. She walked across the little hall and knocked on Aaron's door. She fixed her dress and her headband to make sure that everything was still in order. She didn't know why. It just was a natural reaction.

Aaron heard the knocks on the door and took a deep breath. He stood up, put on his shoes and got his Chicago Cubs hat from his dresser. He plopped it on before opening the door and seeing Fallon. He smiled and said, "Let's go," before leading her down the hall and back into the living room. "Me and Fallon are going for a walk," he said to his parents who were still there. "We won't be out for a long time." Aaron opened the apartment door which led to some stairs... Four flights of them. He let Fallon go first before walking out the door and shutting it.

Fallon smiled as Aaron came out of his room. She noticed his Chicago Cubs hat and got curious about it. She had lived in Chicago after all and that was the baseball team she had supported. She just pushed the thought from her mind and followed Aaron to the living room. When he opened the doors to the stairs, she was glad she had worn her favorite purple converse because she could already tell that they were going to be doing a lot of walking. She finally reached the bottom and waited for Aaron so he could show her around.

Aaron reached the bottom of the stairs and lead Fallon outside. It wasn't very busy, today. Only one car went down the street when aaron walked outside. Aaron pointed down the street for Fallon to look. "See that patch of green down there? That's the park. We need to go there later. Right now all the little kids are there playing and would get in our way," Aaron smirked and started walking down the street. It was only Fallon, he, and his neighbor's dog in it's cage. He started walking a little faster and talked a bit quickly, "Unless you want to hear lot's of barking, don't look at the dog. Just keep walking." Once they were past it, Aaron started talking normally. "That dog is mean. It barks and growls and grrrrr..." Aaron put his hands up to represent claws. He then looked down the street not wanting to go far because the trek uphill sucks.

Fallon followed Aaron outside. The street was rather quiet outside and it was quite beautiful. She looked to where Aaron was pointing. "Mhm." She listened as he explained what it was. "Sa-weet! Yeah, if we go now, some of them would probably end up crying." She laughed a little as she followed Aaron down the street. She was really glad that she had decided to wear a dress because it was kind of hot out. She raised her eyebrows as Aaron walked a little faster. She did too so that she would be able to keep up with him. She listened to his explanation and rolled her eyes a little. Then, she started to laugh. Really hard. Aaron was just so interesting and unlike her her friends from Florida that she finally realized how much she had missed him.

Aaron looked at Fallon laughing and raised an eyebrow.... Or he wanted to, rather. Iris could do that, Aaron couldn't. HE started to laugh, too. "What's so funny?" he asked her.

Fallon looked at Aaron and laughed even harder as he attempted to raise his eyebrow. It never seemed to work for him. She held up a finger signaling that she would need to slow her laughter before she could answer. When she got her laughter under control, she took a deep breath and looked at Aaron. "Just the way you described the dog. I forgot how much I missed having a super childish friend. None of my friends in Florida were like you. Which is good because there is only one Aaron Anderson."

Aaron smiled and laughed a little. "I guess that is good. Or me and him would probably get in a lot of arguments." But we don't. Shut up. Aaron looked up at the clouds and back down at Fallon. He laughed a little again and sighed.

Fallon smiled back at Aaron. "Yeah, a lot of childish arguments." She imagined what it would be like if there were two Aarons in the world. She imagined they would fight for a while, but get over it and then become like best friends. It took everything in her power not to laugh at her own thought. "So, where to Mr. Anderson? This is your neighborhood after all," she said giggling a little.

"I'm only childish, sometimes. I can be very serious." Aaron then put on a face that resembled a crappy soap opera. He did some heavy breathing and acted like someone over acting.

"'Janice said the baby was yours... Now I have to kill you.' 'No, Aaron. You don't have to do this.' 'Yes I do... I HAVE TO DO IT FOR MY FAMILY!!!' 'N0000OOOOOoooooo!!!'" Aaron over acted and did hand movements while doing this, hoping to get a laugh from Fallon. He looked back at her and smiled.

"I don't know... There's nothing that interesting. Ha. I just wanted to go for a walk." Your lame Aaron. You are so lame.

Fallon looked at Aaron and said, "Uh-huh. Sure you can Aaron." A confused look covered her face when Aaron looked like someone right out of a soap opera.

As soon as he started to speak, Fallon errupted in a fit of giggles. She had to stop walking because she was laughing so hard. She was finally able to stop herself a few seconds after Aaron stopped. She looked at him and saw the smile on his face. "That was really serious Aaron," she said sarcastically smiling back at him.

Fallon looked at him. "After that little act of yours, I would never expect an answer like that from you Aaron Anderson." She didn't mind just walking, but it really wasn't something she expected Aaron to enjoy.

Aaron laughed a little and kept walking. Now that he thought about it, he remembered something that Fallon might like. A smirk appeared on his face and turned to Fallon. "Come on," he said taking a detour down an alley. It was pretty short that took Aaron a few seconds to get through. Once he was on the other side he turned to Fallon and said, "Check that out." Aaron was now looking at a fountain that was randomly placed in his neighborhood.

Fallon raised an eyebrow as Aaron took a detour down a little alley. She was unsure of where she was going, but she followed Aaron anyways. She didn't know how she would get home otherwise. Fallon followed Aaron out of the end of the alley and looked where Aaron was looking. She was quite shocked to be staring at a fountain. "Talk about random placing. It's pretty though." She walked over to it. She looked into the water and sat down. She looked over her reflection and tried to remember what she had looked like her first year. She almost forgot that she used to be a brunette. She let out a sigh and just stared into the water.

"I know. Weird, right?" Aaron followed Fallon and sat next to her, looking at his reflection as well. It was jsut then that he noticed how hot he was. So... Wanting to have fun with Fallon, he splashed her a little with the running fountain water. He looked up at her and laughed a little, knowing what was coming next. Oh it was on.

Fallon was staring aimlessly into the fountain, when she got splashed with water. She turned to Aaron and opened her mouth showing how shocked she was. She put her hand in the water and spalshed as much at him as she could. She had hit him right in the face. She started to giggle and jumped up from the fountain, ready to run when Aaron decided to splash her back.

Aaron closed his eyes and wiped his face off. Okay, that was a little more than he expected. But the thing fallon didn't know was that if there was an olympic sport for water splashing, Aaron would have, like, 50 gold medals. Aaron dunked his arm in the water and launched a wave of water out of the fountain at Fallon. He laughed and got on his feet. "Come on, 'Beach-Girl.' Watcha got?"

Fallon closed her eyes as the water came towards her. Once it hit her, she opened her eyes and saw that most of her dress was wet. "You just ruined my favorite dress! You are totally on Anderson!" She put both of her hands in the water and shot as much as she could. It wasn't a lot, so she did it a couple more times for good measure.

"It's not ruined. It just needs some hot air- Oh jeez!" Aaron put his hands out to stop the water. out of habit Aaron reached for his wand to shoot an aguamenti spell at her, but he didn't have his wand with him. Aaron decided to just flick a bunch of little droplets of water from the fountain rapid fire that splat every time it hit her.

Fallon knew that, but she knew if she was angrier, she would be more likely to throw more water. She couldn't even understand her own logic at this point. She noticed Aaron instinctively reach for something, probably his wand. She smirked a little, but stopped as soon as water started to hit her again. She started to splash him and decided that she wasn't going to stop anytime soon.

It was when both Aaron and Fallon where getting hit with water simultaneously when Aaron had an evil idea. Aaron stopped splashing water on Fallon and just dipped his whole front side in the fountain. He smiled, walked over to Fallon, and gave her a biiiiiig hug. "Haha." He then shook out his wet hair on Fallon. He looked down at Fallon while hugginf her, and then looked at the fountain. "now, i COULD pick you up and put u in the fountain," he said with a smirk.

Fallon was completely confused when Aaron stopped splashing her. She had stopped splashing him as he walked over towards her. She looked completely shocked as Aaron hugged her, his clothes soaking wet. Then, he started to shake out his hair and Fallon closed her eyes. As soon as I threatened to throw her in the fountain, her eyes shot open. "You wouldn't dare Aaron." She knew very well that he would, but she was genuinely hoping against it.

Aaron smiled and let go. "You're right, I wouldn't." Yeah, I would. his clothes weren't as wet anymore as the water got on Fallon. He decided to back away from the fountain as he was done with the water fight. he looked at Fallon and just shrugged. "Truce?" he said.

Fallon grinned as Aaron let go. "Thank you." and you totally would. She looked down at her dress, which was now dripping wet with water. She was going to get Aaron back when he called for a truce. She let out a sigh. "All right, but I really think I should get out of these wet clothes."