Raven glanced at Wolfe, it looked like he had been lost in his thoughts.

"Why are you thinking about your role?" he asked, still a little confused and concerned.

Raven thought about it a little while before replying, "... I just wasn't sure."

Wolfe squeezed his hand, "Don't worry," he told him, "Frei's already fallen for your good guy act." His eyes were teasing a little.

Raven managed to smirk a little. He shrugged a little. "I guess I'm not so bad at faking good," he replied as he reaching in his pocket and pulled out what looked like a small candy box. He put it on the table and pushed it toward Wolfe.

Wolfe blinked at it before taking his free hand and inspecting it.

As Wolfe started to look at the candy box, Raven got up and started to leave. Inside were a couple simple vanilla chocolates for a nice snack along with a folded piece of paper. "But sometimes I can't help but give into my bad nature," he sighed. "See you later, Fa," he told Wolfe teasingly as he turned and began to leave.

Wolfe seemed very confused as he stared at the candies. Then he took the paper and unfolded it.

Raven couldn't help but chuckle a bit to himself as he left. The note scribbled on the piece of paper in Raven's handwriting was very short and to the point. It read, Let's go all the way tonight.

Raven wasn't there to see Wolfe's face match his hair.

--

"Dude!" Rosen nearly shouted as he ran into Long's room, very excited.

Raven didn't need to be.

--

Long's eyes blinked open sleepily.

"I finally reached the final level of..." and Rosen started babbling about some game he'd been working on for months.

At least it looked like Long was paying attention. Thought it was unclear how much he was absorbing.

Rosen seemed pretty content to babble on about his game, happy to have an ear to talk to.

So Long continued to lie there looking like he was somewhat paying attention.

Rosen paused for awhile, "You're actually rather nice, aren't you?" he noted.