Nearly dozing off, the demon shrugged himself awake with a half yawn. Shaking his head slightly Cato slipped from the bath and into his clothing. Rubbing his head lightly the dark haired man sauntered out of the bathroom with a small smile, though it soon disappeared. That woman, it looked like she was having a hard time of it with that curse he'd put on her. Cato found himself suddenly sitting beside her wrapping an arm around her shoulders. "Is there anything you need?" He wasn't quite sure if he was actually concerned, or if it was just some sorry attempt to win her over after putting a curse on Pandora.

Pandora looked up when she heard Cato coming back into the room. Her eyes were slightly watery, but not very much. When he sat down beside her and wrapped an arm around her, she scooted closer. She looked away and thought about his question, turning her attention back to him. "I need to stop seeing dead people..." she said, "I'm terrified cause of it..."

Sighing, the dark haired man tried to think of something to say. This was after all his fault, but now guilt was beginning to slither it's way into his consciousness more often then not. "There are many ways to interpret the curse. You don't necessarily need to have anything to do with me." Thinking back with a frown the demon shook his head. What to do? A shadowed heart could be so simple as falling for someone in shadows, or as hard as finding someone with negative emotions and finding a way to love them. It never said anything about the love being requited as a matter of fact.

Pandora blinked a couple times, a tear rolling down her cheek. "B... But..." She said, her voice quivering slightly, "I've already decided to give it my best shot with you...." She scooted slightly closer to him, still looking up at him. "I don't want to end up like the others," she said.

Pulling the pale haired woman a little closer, he sighed. Strange how a few simple words could change things. Cato glanced down to catch her blue eyes with his golden ones. There was a softness there which had never before graced them, perhaps because before now Cato had never been told he would be given a chance. "I don't think you will." The statement was simple, but it meant to so much. It seemed like words had suddenly become a currency, each one more precious then the last.

Pandora smiled when she heard his words. "Good," she said. Without thinking, she hugged Cato as if he was a friend that she hadn't seen in forever. "So... What are we going to do today?" she asked, pulling back slightly, her arms still around them. Her head tilted to the side in a cute manner.

Shock ran trough the man at being hugged. In truth he'd expected screams of fear and attempts to run away, not this. "Well I hadn't quite thought that far. What would you like to do?" Perhaps giving her a chance to choose their activities this first day might make easing into this a little easier. Cato could only hope so without truly knowing what the results might be. Though a demon, he couldn't see the future without much effort. Usually he didn't even bother trying.

"Think you could show me around?" Pandora asked, "I only know this room... Sorta." She giggled softly. She eventually noticed she still had her arms around Cato. Her cheeks flushed red as she pulled them back to herself, smiling sheepishly.
[[sorry for it being short DX]]

Once the question was asked, Cato found himself laughing. Of course, now why hadn't he thought of that? Standing abruptly he held a hand out and silently urged the young woman to accept it. Finding words right now didn't seem possible as nervousness ate away at the yellow eyed man's confidence. This was the first chance he'd ever gotten, and he didn't want to ruin it.

Pandora's eyes widened slightly when Cato started laughing. The sudden outburst had caught her off guard, causing her heart rate to increase. She watched as he stood up, her heart rate finally starting to calm down. She looked at his hand before reaching up and taking it. She stood up, smoothing out her dress with her free hand. She didn't say a word since Cato hadn't said anything yet.