Gone // One-On-One // CLOSED

"Is there anyone else with you?"
"That's none of your business. Let me in."

He rocked on his feet and looked up at her home, studying the outside even though he had memorised it a million times. Her house intrigued him, plus it was fun to draw and try to create on a smaller scale.

"One last thing," The voice started.
"Remind me to lift the security on my home!" Jami yelled. "Goddammit, Penn! Let me in!"

Sebastian smiled and chuckled softly. Listening to Jami deal with the security was quite funny, he could probably design her a security system that was twice as secure and would only take half of the time for her to get through.

"Maam you need to answer the question I'm gonna ask," Penn said.
"You open these doors, Penn or so help me I will rip them apart myself!"

He chuckled again, a little louder this time. Sebastian didn't say anything and he instead rocked on his feet, impatiently waiting for Penn to open the doors so they could get in.

"Sorry Mistress Reeves!" Penn said profusely when he recognised her fury. The intercom buzzed and the gates opened.
"For fucks sake," Jami said under her breath.

"You're the one that has the security," He said with a shrug and a small smile, obviously joking. He walked through the gates and looked over at Jami, "Are you coming?"

"I am not the one with security," Jami huffed. "My parents were, and then Noah refused to take it down. So don't blame me for the security."

Sebastian shrugged again, "But you can get rid of it, I could make you a better system that is easier for you to get through."

"Yeah, but I'd feel bad changing it so soon after Noah's death," Jami replied softly.

(I'm going to let you know now, I'm not going to be on much, if at all these next two or three days, I'm staying at my grandparents and they don't have wifi)
He nodded, "I know," He said softly, "But if you ever want me to change it, the offer always stands."

Jami smiled. "And I'll be grateful for it," She said. They reached the front door and Jami opened it.

He put his hand on the door and motioned her inside, "Ladies first," He said with a small smile.

"You know there is so little of me that's ladylike," Jami smirked, but she walked in.

"You're still a lady though," He smiled and followed her inside, letting the door close behind him as he looked around as usual.

Jami smiled. "Only barely," She whispered.

Even though Sebastian had been to Jami's house several times, it still amazed him. The architecture was amazing and he loved it.

Jami looked up at the many floors in her home. Not wanting to walk all the way up, she blasted herself up to the floor she wanted.

He sighed and looked up at the floor that Jami was most likely to be on and started up the stairs.

"Stand where I was," Jami yelled, appearing over the side of the balcony. "I'll being you up."

"But.." He whined, pointing to how far up he was before signing and walking back down to where she had stood before.

"This is just easier," Jami said as she used her magic to pull him up. "You always said you liked flying anyway."

He smiled lightly and shrugged, "Flying is fun, who wouldn't like it?" He said, looking up at her.

Jami placed Seb softly beside her and kissed him before walking into her room. "As long as you don't go too high, it's exhilarating."

The kiss was nice and he leaned into it for a moment before she broke away, following her into her room. "Going up high is the best part. I just don't want to go out of the atmosphere.."

"There's a limit to how far up you can go. And not because of acrophobia," Jami said as she rummaged around for her jewelry box. "It's air pressure."

"Air pressure, pfft," He joked, waving his hand dismissively, "Air pressure is for the weak, it doesn't even affect us strong people."

"Air pressure affects everyone, dumbass," Jami said as she found the wrong jewelry box. "Ugh, wrong one. Hey, help me look?"

He chuckled and nodded, "Sure," He started looking for her jewelry box, a small smile on his face.