Ghosts on campus? Oh please... (open)

"Well... I'd be coming to see you. So, one would be enough" he smiled, quite comfortable were he was and quite happy to still have the pleasure of her close company.

She smiled and looked up at him. "You can bring people with you if you want."

"I could" he brushed his hands lightly over her hips again without looking away from her eyes, "Might be I rather just go by myself though"

She smiled up at him. "Why would you want to do that? A circus is a thing that is meant to be shared."

"Fine, fine" he chuckled. "A couple of tickets then, thank you. As long as I get to watch you perform I'll be happy either way"

She grinned and began to slowly sit up. It was reluctantly that she actually left his lap. But she started to chuckle as she made her way toward the kitchen and the obvious junk drawer. "All you have to do for that is to ask."

As she sat up, the youth let his hands slide off her hips, watching her the entire time though as she moved to the kitchen. In fact, he got up himself and followed her, stopping as he reached the door to rest his shoulder against the door frame.

"Maybe I'm asking..." the youth said softly, tilting his head to the side as he watched her with a lingering smile.

She slipped three tickets toward him. Her brow rose. "Are you?"

Charlie bit his lip, and reached out to take the tickets, brushing his fingers against hers as he did so.
"I shouldn't..." he smirked. "Though maybe next time?"

She grinned and gave him a wink. "Anytime. It's not even work anymore. Now it's just fun to see people's faces."

"Mmm.. sounds like fun"

Charlie pocketed the tickets and leaned away from the door frame, straightening up.
"For now though, I think I perhaps ought to get moving. I've already taken up the better part of your evening as it is" he smiled as he took a step closer to her. "Though hopefully I'll be seeing you soon again"

She leaned against the kitchen counter. "It was nice to meet you. And I've enjoyed your company. Any time you want to stop by, feel free." She didn't move closer to him. But she didn't move away from him, either.

Closing the distance between the two of them a bit more, the youth reached out to take her hand and lift it to his lips to kiss it unless she protested or seemed to pull away.
"I'll be looking forward to seeing you again" he said with a smile. "If ever you need to reach me, just call"

She smiled as he took her hand. She didn't pull away from him, though she met his eyes and watched him before she nodded. "I will. Thank you, Charlie. It's been a lovely evening."

"I'm the one who owes you thanks" the androgynous youth said as he pulled back and gently let go of her hand, keeping her gaze with his own before slowly turning around to walk back into the living room to pick up his jacket and slip on his shoes.
"It's been fun" he gave her a wink over his shoulder.

She followed him, to open the door for him when he reached it. She smiled at him again. "It's been quite fun. Hope to see you soon, Charlie."

"Alexandria" he stepped backwards out the door and bowed his head politely after having snatched his helmet on the way. "Take care"

She smiled at him. "You, too." And she waited until he was out of sight before she shut the door behind him.