The question caught Addilyn off-guard. She'd never thought of her favorite animals before, mostly because she didn't like having a favorite animal. Otters were amazing, dolphins were smart, elephants were brilliant. Addilyn's tongue poked out the side of her mouth and she frowned. She hated that little quirk if hers. It made her even more awkward than she already was.

"I'm gonna have to go with a sloth." She gave no explanation. "Hmm, if you could go any place in the world for three weeks, all expenses paid. Where would you go?" Addilyn liked that question. She didn't know why.

Jason thought about her question, "Okay, so I don't really like to travel. But if it was all expenses paid?... Probably somewhere in Australia. All of the deadly animals are so cool, and I'd like to learn how to wrestle an alligator. You?" Jason was not joking.

The wrestling alligator part was questionable and made Addilyn confused. Why would anyone want to wrestle an animal. Being entirely pro-animal made Addilyn prone to taking in random animals she found in the street and disliking anyone who even hinted they didn't like animals. So Jason was now at an iffy point instead of the good side.

"Greenland, it's so beautiful there and wild. Better than the dull downtown streets here." Her green eyes turned bright at the mention of Greenland.

Yep.

Jason used a reusable metal straw. Really, most things he used were environmentally safe. The cups here were also a paper type, so it could be safely disposed. "So," He said, as if all of that was completely normal, "What do you think of this place?"

Addilyn warily watched Jason's metal straw. Not confused, if anything she seemed pleased by this discovery. Doing her best to hide a tiny smile. It was nice that Jason somewhat seemed to care about the animals.

"It's nice, I might actually go somewhere other than the overpriced smoothie place next to my house. These here are much better. Thanks for introducing me to this place." She smiled lightly, as she always did when grateful.

(jason will be the mans you need)

Last time she'd tried to cook she had actually burnt down half her kitchen.

Over brownies.

Pre-made brownies.

Addilyn was a horrible cook, cold pizza was her best friend. Or fast food. Or the smoothie place next door. She really couldn't cook. "I can't cook very well. I'm really bad at it actually. No one ever taught me really and even when I try I tend to burn things down. Like, whole kitchens. I'm really good at ordering fast food though. I doubt that it's better than actual homemade food though." Addilyn looked slightly embarrassed by this admission. Her ears turning a light pink.

"Can I have your number?" Jason asked, quickly added, "So we can plan a meet up again."