"Glad you like it" she smiled and set the instrument down.

Roderich kissed her lovingly. "I love it."

"then, I am even more glad!"

"Do you want to play together?" He asked.

Elizaveta smiled, eyes shining. "That's what I had been hoping for"

He sat at the piano, settling his hands over the keys. "Would you like to count us off?"

She hesitated after she lifted the cello. "U-uh... Sure!!" She was suddenly nervous about playing

He smiled. "Go on then."

She let out a breath and started to play a measure.

Roderich joined in, smiling at her.

She relaxed and got lost in the song, only really focusing when she had to turn the page/

As they concluded, he smiled, looking at her. "That was so nice." He said with a smile.

"hm? Oh yeah..." she smiled happily. "it was"

He stood, walking towards her and holding out a hand. "and what should we do now? Would you like to go somewhere and watch a movie or something?"

"I want to do whatever you want. Today has been perfect, and I want it to continue."

He nodded. "Alright, then let's go downstairs and cuddle on the couch while watching terrible, cheesy, american love films."

"I would love nothing more" she walked with the Austrian boy down to her living room.

Roderich turned on titanic and sat. "Nothing better than the longest, most boring romance in history." He grinned. "But what else are americans good for?" He was clearly just teasing.

"who knows..." she sat beside Roderich and cuddled against him,pulling her legs up underneath herself.

Roderich yawned as the movie progressed, eventually falling asleep on her shoulder. He snored a bit, almost drowning out the movie.

She giggled and attempted to move out from underneath the sleeping teen.

Roderich groaned and pulled her closer, snoring again.

She shook her head and moved so he was laying down, and tried once more to slip away.

The movement woke him just slightly an he pulled her down close. "Don't leave.." He mumbled.

"..." she simply cuddled up to him. "fine." she turned just enough to hear his heart beat.