Today, I have seen the Dragon.

Aria nodded slightly to his instructions, but didn't bother speaking since he had already wandered off. Figuring it was best to get straight to work on the entire thing, she went ahead to start packing up what she could. She didn't really bother looking at anything she packed up, because she didn't want him to come down and think she was snooping.

Roman finished putting the last of his bedroom in a box, lying back across his bed as the house was nearly done now; if aria had made progress downstairs. He figured everything of Olivia's could go to a Goodwill and there were only a few things of Shelley's he was going to keep and put everything else in storage, just in case she came back.

He was unsure whether he should take his bed, a new one might just be the thing to sleep like a baby again. Maybe new sheet count too. Something exotic and expensive.

Aria soon finished downstairs, though she wasn't sure whether she should just go ahead and leave or not. So, after a moment or two, she called up, "I'm done down here, Roman!" She chewed on her lip, debating for a moment, before she let out a sigh. "Should I leave?"

She wasn't sure if he heard her or not, but she didn't want to linger if it would be awkward, so she headed to the door anyways, just in case.

Roman stepped down a few steps, just in eyesight of Aria and shook his head."Not if you don't have too." He didn't know her well but it was nice to just know he wasn't in the house alone, no matter that he preferred to be alone, it was his way of more or less, keeping everything under wraps. "We could order in if you're hungry?" He offered as he moved further down the stairs as he could go for some Chinese or something, the house was done, all echoey through the big house.

Aria arched an eyebrow at the suggestion and looked at him, soon offering a nod. "Alright, sure. What should we order?" she asked before moving away from the door and making her way over to him. "I'm not really picky, so you'd be better off not leaving the decision up to me." She smiled, then, and figured that hanging out with Roman for a bit longer would actually be nice - or, she assumed, anyways. She wasn't entirely sure, since she hadn't ever spent time with him before.

Roman just nodded as he pulled his phone from his pocket, ordering Chinese, a little bit of everything as he didn't know what Aria liked and then once he was done, he slipped his phone back into his pocket."Thanks for helping. Also, I suppose for coming by at all. No one else has reached out to my uncle or me, so it's very much appreciated that you thought so highly of Letha." He wondered if something ever happened to him, would Peter and his uncle be the only one's to attend his funeral?

Aria offered a small smile and lifted her shoulders in a slight shrug. "I'm sorry nobody else has reached out to you," she offered in response, because she wasn't sure how else to respond to being thanked for something so simple. But, she supposed that he might have felt the need to show some sort of gratitude when apparently nobody else had even tried to help him or his uncle. "If you need any more help with anything, though, I wouldn't mind helping."