Luke stared at Drew as he spoke, her eyes wide. This boy thought that just because he was a ghost, he could go into a girl's bedroom whenever he wanted? She then glanced around. Her bedroom wasn't very girly, with the walls painted black and the Fall Out Boy and Green Day posters all over the wall, as well as posters for various video games, ranging from Call Of Duty to Skyrim. There were even one or two Pokemon Diamond and Pearl posters from her childhood, which she had yet to take down. Atop her bedside table, which was also painted black, sat a 3DS, her Xbox Controller, and a Nintendo Switch controller. In the shelf beside the table were her many music CDs, mostly punk or emo or Alternative rock, and her vast collection of video games. She sighed. Maybe he came in because he didn't expect it to be a girl's room? Still, he shouldn't just be going into houses whenever he liked. It was disturbing. She then glanced up as he spoke again.
"You're... you're not?" she cleared her throat.
"I mean... do you have somewhere to stay?" this question surprised her, as she didn't know this boy, but her kind, compassionate side was winning over her defensive side, and she didn't like hearing that someone didn't have a place to stay. She might let him stay with her awhile, though he might already have a place. She didn't know.
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