She still didn't want to interrupt him, even when there was nothing else to do on the computer and she was back setting things up in her new office.
"And it became Human, in most ways that mattered." // OxO // OPEN
Zev continued, silent and still in the corner.
Thesa worked on, starting to hum softly to herself while she put the final things in place.
Zev eventually opened his eyes again.
(Sorry for the wait again)
"Hi again," She said when she noticed that Zev's eyes were open again, not moving from where she was sitting.
(it's fine!)
He blinked at her, standing and shifting. "Hello."
"How was your…nap?" She asked, trying to think of the right word to describe his break.
"It was fine, thank you." he replied politely.
"That's good, did you learn anything new?" She smiled gently.
He shrugged his shoulders. "I don't know."
Thesa nodded, not going to ask more and instead saying, "Want to help me set up more? Or want to go hunt down Alexei?"
Zev shrugged his shoulders a little bit. "Whichever you would prefer."
“It’s up to you Zev, I’m not going to force you to do anything.” She shrugged, looking at him with a smile.
He blinked at her, considering her words. He really did not have a preference as to what he did.
Thesa turned back to her current task, leaving the android to do what he wanted or decided on doing, if he ever did.
He watched her for a moment, unsure.
"If you do decide to go see Alexei though, do you think you could bring me something from the cafeteria please?" She asked, glancing at him.
He nodded slightly. "Of course."
"Thank you," She added softly, a gentle smile passing over her face when she looked at him.
He returned the smile without thinking, and then it flickered away again, his eyebrows pulling together faintly. He had no idea why he kept reacting like this.
Thesa barely caught the smile, but it made her's reappear for a second before she glanced away, unsure if she should bring it up or not.
Maybe it was a glitch in his programming? That had to be it.
"Did you decide on what you wanted to do?" She asked, just to strike up some sort of conversation.
He looked up. "Oh. Ah…no?"
Thesa nodded, nodding towards the door, "Well it's up to you, if you'd like to have something to do for sure though, I wouldn't mind food."
He nodded a little. "I can go get you some." He said.
"Thank you," She said again, genuinely sounding like she was thankful that he had decided to help her.
He nodded a little, moving to leave.
Thesa turned back to her work, leaving him to do what he wanted.
He left the room, heading towards the kitchen.