Let's go shopping! [Private: Rackie & Arc. || NSFW just in case]

"S-Sure!" Luna replied with a warm smile. Definitely hanging out at home was better than nothing. Besides, maybe that would give them an idea of what to do next? Luna certainly hoped that'd be the case.

And so, Ana continued on towards her home in relative silence, no longer asking about what they would do. That was settled for the time being, and she had nothing else to replace the topic with.

They were getting close to Ana's place. Luna memorized how to get there from the dorms. Well, it was always nice to know where your beloved one lives, right? "A-Actually, I'm wondering about something..." Luna said and then rubbed her chin, trying to form a question in her head first. "H-How much d-do you know about technology? L-Like... about computers or phones?" Luna asked. Well, she was quite curious about the wonders of the modern technology. Especially because her own phone was a very old Deathkia which didn't have many functions really.

"I mean, I wouldn't say I'm some sort of specialist, but I know my way around a computer," Ana said, having thought about her answer for a few moments. "Why?"

"W-Well my witch c-classmate told me that my phone is almost "ancient"... I was curious if that was true..." Luna said quietly as she joined her index fingers. There was a blush on her cheeks as she pulled a device out of her pocket and showed it to Ana. It really was a very, very old phone. The word "ancient" described it well. It looked like a thick, hard brick.

"She was right, yeah," Ana said after looking at the phone for a moment. She saw one like that in a drawer full of old tech at her house. One of her parents probably used it years ago. "We've got a few phones lying about not being used, if you want an upgrade," she then offered. Would it work if she wasn't actually paying for it..?

Of course it wouldn't work! Luna was too modest for that. "N-No, no, no. T-there's no need f-for an up... up... upgrade... This device is good enough. All I need it for is to be able to c-call you..." Luna said. A blush on her cheeks got somewhat bigger. "B-Besides, I can always wait for my next payday and then consider an upgrade o-or something..." Luna added after a moment, smiling at Ana. "U-Uhm, but you could teach me how to use a computer!" Luna said, remembering that she had absolutely no idea how PCs actually work.

"No, you don't need to spend money on something like that," Ana said, considering for a moment what Luna actually used her phone on. She seemed fine without anything better, either way. "To use a computer? Do you need me to show you specifically? I'm really no expect," Ana said, not quite grasping that Luna meant just using one in general. It didn't seem like something that someone her age wouldn't know to some extent.

Luna blushed even more. Really, she'd never had an opportunity to use a computer. She kept hearing about all the cool stuff people find in the mysterious thing known as the internet and all that made her very curious about technology which had always been like black magic to her. "I... I've never used a computer before, y-you know? I-I'm just curious how those things work..." The witch explained, hoping that it was enough to make Ana realize what she meant.

"Oh," Ana said, finally getting it. "Yeah, I can show you," she then added, a moment later. She definitely knew enough to show someone who didn't know anything at all a thing or two. They were just about coming up the street on which Ana's house was on, so she let go of Luna's hand to fish her keys out of her pocket, to have them ready before they got to the door.

"Come on, Angela, I thought you wrote the address down?" Aurora said with clear irritation in her voice.
"But I forgot about the number..." Angela replied meekly.
"B-But it's the most... Argh..." Aurora said and then groaned.
"Hey, look! It's Ana and Luna! We're saved!" Angela suddenly said and pointed her finger at the two girls. Soon the sisters approached the two, both seemed really happy to see them.
"Hello girls!" Aurora greeted them as she waved her hand. "Hi~!" Angela said right after her older sister.
"H-Hello..." Luna replied quietly, with a small but friendly smile. It seemed like the Foster sisters were looking for something or someone.

There was little more on that particular street that those two could be looking for. "Hey. You trying to find my place?" she asked. Considering the keys in her hand, they at the very least weren't far off.

"Yup. That's right!" Aurora said with a nod before she glared at her sister. "We're lucky we've stumbled into you two. Angela here noted the address but forgot to write down the number." The fox with said as she crossed her arms on her chest.
Angela looked down on her own feet and put her hands behind her back. Her face turned red from embarrassment. She didn't say anything to not make her situation worse.

"I see. You know, you could have called or texted me, or my dad. You have both of our numbers don't you, Aurora?" Ana said, trying to emphasise just a bit the fact that Angela wasn't the only one being scatterbrained at the moment. She continued walking on past the girls, having had said that.

Aurora shrugged as if Ana'a suggestion was obvious to her. "I was about to call you actually. It's just the fact that Angela kept insisting that she'd noted and remembered the address..." The witch said calmly and then sighed. The three witches then simply started following the weapon.

Of course she was. Well, Ana tried, to no avail; Angela was in fact the only one being scatterbrained. Ana lead everyone to her house, even if one of them didn't need to be led there. She stopped at her door and put the key in, wiggling it about as if it wouldn't turn, before looking over her shoulder back at the three people behind her with the most ordinary deadpan expression she could muster. "Wrong house," she said, as if it was natural to mistake something like that. She looked at the three witches for a good long moment before turning around, actually turning the key, pushing the door open and then stepping inside.

Luna's eyes went wide from confusion. She was sure they were at the right place... what if her memory started playing tricks on her?! "H-Huuuh?!" The wolf witch asked, a little bit louder than usual.
"Hm..?" Angela muttered as she scratched her head. She obviously bought Ana's joke. "Happens to the best I guess..." The girl commented, remembering her father's recent... memory problem.
The only one who knew Ana was just kidding was Aurora, who only needed to see Luna's reaction to be completely sure that they were at the right location. "Mhm..." Aurora muttered as she crossed her arms over her chest.
When Ana finally opened the door, the three witches followed her inside. Luna's face was red from the embarrassment caused by the fact that she fell for her girlfriend's obvious joke, Aurora, on the other hand, smirked slightly amused by her cousins' attempt to be funny.
"Is your dad home, by the way?" Aurora asked. There was something important she wanted to tell him, and that was one of the two reasons she wanted to visit the Kindleberrys.

Ana acted as if she never said anything, just getting her shoes off in silence. It was little more than a throwaway gag that some might even go as far as to call dry humour; so dry, in fact, that it didn't seem to be humorous to even the one making the joke. Since she was still laden with the things she bought, she just sort of went ahead and left everyone in the entrance so she could go to her room and drop it all off. She didn't bother with answering Aurora's question verbally, though just before she disappeared up the stairs, she pointed to the entryway to the living room which was opposite them.

Luna quickly took her shoes off to follow Ana. She didn't say anything though as she still was too embarrassed over her own naivety. She took her bags with her, just in case she wanted to try anything on again.
Aurora and Angela took their shoes off and looked at each other. It seemed like the younger sister wanted to encourage her older sister to go first by just staring at her like a puppy. Perhaps it was the most random moment to get shy, but it somehow happened to Angela. After all, they were in a completely new place to them as guests. Aurora just shrugged and went to the living room, but before entering it, she knocked on the door frame as if not to startle anyone who could be in the room. "Good evening..?" Aurora said as she looked inside.

"Go join everyone in the living room, I'll be right down," Ana said to Luna. Holing themselves up in Ana's room would be kind of rude, so she definitely wasn't going to do be doing that.

"Hey there, how you doing?" Gyles asked as the two witches entered the room, lifting a hand in greeting just prior to gesturing towards the couch that he wasn't currently occupying. "Make yourselves at home, and... Would you like anything to drink?"

"O-Okay, sure..." Luna replied as she turned around and headed towards the living room. A part of her wanted to spend a few more minutes alone with Ana, but that'd probably be selfish.
"Heheh, we're doing fine. We've decided to pay you a visit and finally meet Ana's little sister! Aurora said, smiling warmly. The witch sisters quickly sat next to each other on the couch. It seemed like Angela's first little attack of shyness was over and she managed to relax. "Well, I'm not thirsty. What about you, Angela?" Aurora said and then asked.
"Hmmm... I'd like a glass of apple juice if that's not a problem." Angela said with a wide smile.

"Right, I have a feelin' that Ana's going to bring her down here any moment, considering that she was headed upstairs," Gyles said as he slowly got himself up off of the sofa. "So a glass of apple juice, then," he said as he headed out of the room.

The sisters leaned on the couch. Aurora crossed legs and rubbed her left arm nervously. Angela, on the other hand, was getting excited to finally meet her younger cousin.
Soon Luna walked into the room slowly. It wasn't her first time visiting the residence of Kindleberrys but walking alone around the house still caused nervousness. In a way, Luna was relieved to see familiar faces in the living room. The wolf witch looked around and simply stood in place, waiting for Ana to join them.

Ana, with Lyra in tow, walking into the living just about when Gyles also got back with a tray of glasses and a few cartons of various juices; he figured that that was easier than going back and forth would be in case anyone did end up getting thirsty. Gyles sat down in the one armchair in the room, which had it's back to the entryway. A decision which left the sofa he had been sitting on before empty.

Lyra, curious as she was, with no apprehension or shyness that was apparent sat down with the Fosters. "Hey," she said.

Ana didn't waste time in putting her hands on Luna's shoulders and pushing her towards the remaining open seating, letting her go and sitting herself down once they were in front of it.

So once everyone was seated Aurora looked at Lyra with a friendly smile. "Hi..." She said and before she could add anything else, Angela interrupted her. "She's so cuuutee~!" The fire witch commented, barely keeping herself from hugging the girl tightly. Aurora couldn't help but chuckle and silently agree with her younger sister. "Ahem, I'm Aurora Foster and this is my sister Angela. Nice to meet you!" The older witch finally introduced herself and her sister.