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Ectun walked up the stairs to see the lobby for the second floor. There was a white sofa with a red seat on top of a white rug. There was also a glass table and a picture of a flower on the wall. His tail finally began to relax as he nervousness from before began to drift away in the breeze coming from the open window. The lobby was no different from to rest of the house; clean, bright and comfortable. He noticed a door to the right but Evirx cuts in: "That's my room, I don't think you need to go in there.". He looks to the left to see a few doors.
Evirx had told them to look around and the girl with the notepad seemed to be walking around with the boy. Maybe she's nervous about living in a new home? She could only guess what the young girl was thinking. When they went upstairs, the boy seemed to notice her room so she assured him that they needn't go in there, since they probably wouldn't be going in there at all. She then opens one of the doors to a bedroom.
Ectun loved the room. It wasn't too small, it wasn't too big and there was a window letting light into the whole room. He didn't really care about the TV or the computer, but the chair and the desk that the computer was on would make a great place to do school work. "So, which one of you would like this room?" Evirx asked after giving them a bit to see it. Ectun turns to her. "I really like it. Is it ok if I have this room?" he says. Ectun hasn't really ever had a choice in where he spends his time.
"Ok! Then I guess that leaves you with the other one!" Evirx said happily, looking at the girl. Leaving Ectun in that room, she leads the girl to the other room she had. Evirx didn't really have a 'girly' room so to speak, but she hoped that the girl would like it anyway. Evirx opens the door to the room and let the girl see what the room was like.
On the left, there were shelves stacked with children's books, a sofa with a rug and a table in front of it. At the back wall on the left, there was a desk with a computer and a window looking out to the back of the house. There was also a barrier in between the left and the right of the room with a TV facing the left side and a shelf on the lower section. On the right, there was a bed with a picture of a starry sky on the roof for her to look up to before she sleeps and a space for a bag or shoes to go.