There was of course alcohol in her system even before she decided to go home to have a party of one, but at least the half empty bottle of tequila she was wielding in one hand had been almost half-empty when she'd gotten to it. Her shoes were haphazard in the threshold, the pets were put up for the night, and she was sat in (slightly precarious)
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She only paused long enough to check through the peephole, coming down from tiptoe to open the door for him. The bottle had gotten lost sometime during the trek to the entryway, but it was probably easy enough to find again. "Hey."
There were hooks by the door where two long, embroidered jackets hung (there were armbands too, but any writing on them was toward the wall). Beneath them were a beat-up aluminum bat and a length of pipe with a makeshift fabric grip on one end. Why she ... had them right next to the door was slightly questionable, but she seemed to be ignoring them for the time being.
She kicked her shoes out of the way for good measure, to clear the path inside.
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"... you actually cooked something? And the place is still standing?"
He moved right past her then, already following his nose, so to speak, toward the kitchen. It couldn't be helped if he was hungry, could it? Hungry and curious to see what manner of monstrosity she'd cooked up, because honestly, he doubted anyone would've seen her for much of a cook.
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Instead of starting on it again right away, she grabbed a couple plates and a serving utensil that was probably actually for pie. "I debated wearing an apron, but then that would have probably caught on fire so I didn't want to push my luck." Have a cinnamon roll, Kichirou. They looked distressingly palatable, at least.
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