"Please don't judge the way I live." she said quietly. It was definitely not the most shining example of adulthood, with boxes and furniture that needed to be assembled still in their boxes and dishes that probably hadn't been washed for two weeks and laundry kind of assigned to live on the floor.
Still, she leaned into his side when he pulled her in, sighing as she continued to listen to the whirrs of 'FREEDOM PLZ' of the Roomba. Good ol' Ted. He wouldn't be trying to vacuum up a sock that night, at least. "I think that sounds like a good plan. I'd like today to hopefully be the least confusing day I have for a long time." Which wasn't saying much. Usually she was pretty on top of her A game.
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