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"Hmm... I haven't played video games in awhile. What kind of games are there?" Bright said before as she looked at Albright a bit curiously. You could tell she never played the Switch before from the confusion of her actions. She wanted to get up but refrained from doing so since she didn't know what part of the controller was which. Not to mention she doesn't even know how to power it on. That and there was a voice coming out of nowhere, being heard in Chelsea's and Albright's minds that said. "What is that?"Albright lowered the flower from his gaze, tossing it back over to Chelsea, who caught it. The nightdress she was wearing was pretty modest, not so much nightdress as a shorter nightgown, but she still grabbed a blanket and pulled it over herself. She had been in a foster care service when she had first become an orphan. Since she constantly had to move from family to family, she got used to strangers quickly. As she grew up, she stayed in one place, but old habits still hung around. She had realized this, and wrapped the blanket around herself until only her head poked out. “We don’t constantly do this.” Albright shook his head. “We play video games and actively participate in society, it’s just hard to know what to do when people come over sometimes.” he admitted. He pointed over at the tv in the corner, a nintendo switch hooked into it. They had others, but they were in Albright’s room. He played video games more than his daughter did. Sitting around doing nothing didn’t bode well with him. Just those few minutes of looking at the flower nearly drove him insane. “Look around. Is there something you want to do?” He asked, gesturing to the room, with its weird mix of flowers, photo albums, and video games.