A'ine opened the door blushing a little. "Well it's nice of you to think that but I'm not sure that's true." She stepped into their room and her eyes grew wide. "Holy anchovies!" She exclaimed at the two four post beds in the room. It looked like someone put a mirror in the room excepted the door on one side that lead to a bathroom. "Which side do you want? And don't try and lie I know everything!" She said smiling at Ember widely.

Jora didn't look up at Orion. She had no idea what to say. She wrapped her arms around her legs more tightly. "Why would you want to?" She still felt awful because she was ruining his whole day. She turned her face to look away from him.

Ember smiled, "You just proved my point! And if you don't mind, can I have the one farthest from the door?" She hated having her back to a door. It was more instinct than anything.

"Because I had a great time this morning. I had expected to be sitting alone. I guess today exceeded my expectations by a lot. Besides, you're great," he said, blushing slightly.

A'ine smiled and nodded. She grabbed the bags by the door that were hers and put them on the side that Ember didn't want. "So you want to pick a suit now?" She asked putting her bags on her bed to unpack.

Jora shook her head. "No you didn't . If you weren't chasing after cry baby me then you were trying to make me feel better." She turned her body a bit away from Orion. She didn't think that trying to make her happy was a very fun thing to do. She saw the sky looking pink threw her hair. She sighed knowing that it must look pretty.

"Sure.... Exactly how many do you have?" Ember asked, placing her things on for near her bed. She opened the blind if the window, letting in the last rays of sun. She asked to A'ine side if the room to look at the swim suits.

Orion walked up behind Jora. "I'm not lying! I did enjoy it! Because I was actually helping someone and making friends for once! I don't know how week of a job I did at the first part..." His rant left him a bit breathless.

A'ine blushed a little as she opened her dufflebag. "Uh six... But they're all different!" She said smiling as she pulled out three blue ones and three white ones. There were one of each color that were full one piece then one of each color that were two piece but still would touch each other when they were worn. And lastly there were two, one of each color, that had a ruffley skirt and a top that would show the mid-drift. "So which on would you like?" She asked setting aside the one with the skirt that was white for Jora. She thought she'd like it.

Jora didn't know what to say... again. She reached up and fiddled with her necklace as she rested her head on her knees. She sighed closing her eyes. She felt the last little rays of sun on her head. "I ruined your whole day..." She said almost too quietly for anyone to hear.

Ember looked at them, and finally pointed to the blue one piece. "That one, I guess," she had never been very good with clothes. Usually she just grabbed something comfy and left the house as long as it didn't clash. "Why do you have so many?"

Orton heard what Jora said, but just barely. He looked at Jora. "I get to decide who ruined my whole day. And no one ruined it today, least of all you," he said. He felt bad for making her feel like she ruined his day, when it was really the opposite. "How was your day?" He asked suddenly.

A'ine blushed a little more. "Well, My mom told me to bring plenty and I didn't argue with her." She handed Ember the suit. "Here you go." She held up the white two piece with the skirt. "Don't you think this would look amazing on Jora?" She asked thinking about how much longer she had looked than A'ine.

Jora shook her head again. "Don't lie. I know I ruined your whole day..." She sighed as the sun finished going down over the mountain but the sky stayed pinkish. "And now I ruined your night too." She wasn't going to answer Orion's question. Her day had been decent in the morning but she had ruined Orion's.

Ember took the swimsuit, nodding her thanks. "Yeah, I think she'd look great," Ember said, beginning to put her clothes in her dresser. She placed the swimsuit on top so she wouldn't forget to give it back to A'ine.

Orton looked at Jora, stunned. "Geez, you're so persistent when it comes to getting mad at yourself. We all make mistakes. Heck, I made a bunch today. Just forgive yourself already. Besides, you didn't do anything wrong!" He said to her. T then he realized what he had said. "That was rather contradictory. I asked you to forgive yourself, and then I said they was nothing to forgive yourself for. Im not good at this stuff," he said, getting embarrassed.

A'ine smiled. "You know what? Keep it. I've obviously have plenty." She pput her suits back in her bag and shoved it under her bed. She grabbed her other bag and started putting her regular clothes in the other dresser. She didn't have very many. She found her tooth brush in the bottom of her bag. "I' going to go brush my teeth." she walked over to the bathroom door and went in.

Jora smiled a little hiding it from Orion. He had done something like that earlier. She looked up keeping her face turned away from Orion. The view really was amazing with the trees all around. She sighed. "Why do you keep being so nice?" She mummered to herself, still avoiding Orion's gaze.

Ember flopped down on the bed and began reading her book.

Orion smiled when Jora didn't protest. He heard her mutter something, but he didn't quite catch what she said. He day down next to her, going she wouldn't mind, and looked it at the view. "Wow, it's so pretty," he said.