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Chase flashed a mischievous grin towards the seemingly impatient Alex, "relax this part's the easier one." He advanced towards his fridge while making his reassurance and took out a container of pre-diced water melon.

"Have about three or four cuts of this, just so we can see that you candle soft solids." Then to finish he grabbed a bag of potato chips- salted but otherwise unseasoned. "Those are the final stage, and the salt will help balance out all the fluids too. If you can manage that, you're free to eat anything." However rather than get dressed and thus remove the issue of himself being near naked he sat across the table from his guest.

"In regards to not being dressed, I can give you the truth- which would be rather boring. Or I can lie but at least give you a slightly better story than simply admitting I barely got out of the shower before my girlfriend got here." Finishing the statement he put a finger to his lips to signal silence. Though anyone who knew him would recognize the grin on his face indicated he was far from serious.

"You've heard of her right? She keeps her hair just like yours, come to think of it yours eyes are the same too and she's this tall." Chase held his hand out at Alex's height before standing up. "Truth be told I don't think she'd want me naked in the kitchen with another woman." He finished his sentence with a wink before standing up.

"I'll go get dressed. Plenty of stuff already made in the fridge if you're still hungry, and able to hold everything down. The Chinese food is extra spicy so I got dibs on that." Chase rose from his chair after reserving what he wanted and left for his room. While sitting he'd deliberately loosened the towel. His teasing way of stating his right to nudity in his own home. He quickly threw on a set of boxers and jeans before rejoining Alex.

"So what was it you wanted to talk about?" The question was more for conversation than genuine concern at this point. If she had put up with his nonsense up to this point obviously Alex was fine. Worst case scenario she'd gotten a cold or finally argued with her parents over something and wasn't taking it well. In Chase's book, everything was right in the world again.