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Miranda flushed brightly. "That's none of your business." she snapped, embarrased.
She was born into a Catholic family. So family value was always taught. It was one of the only good points in her family. Also a romantic she liked the idea of saving herself. Was that so bad?
Yet, she could tell by his face he would think it laughable. "What do you care if I have, or haven't anyway?" She glared down at her food.

Miranda's eye twitched. "Well, you would know." she muttered under her breath. She lifted her pizza to finish it off, not looking up at him. She was irritated my his teasing. Why was she getting stirred up over this? It's not like she hadn't been teased about it before.

Miranda watched him out of the corner of her eye as he left. She continued to stare after him long after he'd disappeared. Finally, she sighed. Day one was almost over. It hadn't been unbearable, but how could she get through the others?
She looked down at the left over pizza. They'd only eat a little over half. To throw out the rest would be a waste. She began looking around for something to put it in.

Later... Miranda was sitting in the library. Despite being in the middle of nowhere, this place was still large. It had one bedroom, but a study, library, greenhouse and of course the kitchen and livingroom. She was starting to dread taking care of this place. Even though she supposedly liked living like normal people, she never had. Nor had she really worked a day in her life.
To distract herself from her growing panic she holed herself up in the library with a book. She'd decided to go and change for the night as well. She wore one of the many small gowns in her suitcase but was lucky enough to find a silk house coat as well. At least she didn't feel extremely exposed anymore.

Miranda was having a very hard time reading her book. She was resorting to staring at the pages and trying very hard not to look at Luke as he past. He wasn't perticularly defined or really strong looking but he was... hot. She couldn't help thinking it.
It not like this was the first time she'd seen a hot guy. They were many she'd seen and hung out with. But the thing was, even if she liked to look at them she wasn't really interested enough to date anyone.
Miranda wondered know why he was so distracting. So she resorted to staring at the pages without seeing them and pretending she didn't notice. She wouldn't give him the satifaction.

Miranda looked up in surprise at his suggestion. Then back down at herself. She blushed and stood. "If so you'll have to wait a moment. I should change into something else." she said, starting to walk past him.

Miranda stopped and looked down the hall toward the bedroom. "If you say so..." she said dubiously. Though he did have a point. She looked up at him and blushed.
"Alright. Lead the way."
Miranda followed him outside. There was little light from the sun left. Only a slight glow in the distance where the sun had set. It was so dark here, not even distant city lights to light the sky. She stiffled a gasp as she looked up. The night sky was beautiful. She'd never seen so many stars at once. City lights usually over powered them. She smiled. Perhaps this was a good idea.
"Where should we go first?"

The night breeze was warm and pleasant. Miranda was enjoying being out here for a walk. Once they found the shed she was curious to see what X marked. It was a box. She leaned over Luke's shoulder to see what was in the box in the shed's center.
She simply stared for a second then rubbed her hand over her burning face. "Wow. Not exactly what I was expecting, but I guess we shouldn't be surprised." she remarked drily. "They are trying to mate us after all. Why not this."
Great. She was having a perfectly good evening and now she was irritated again.