She wanted to push her apology and insist that it wasn't really fair when she knew he didn't remember much of anything, but … well, that would mean she was apologizing for herself instead of him. So, instead of worrying about trying to make herself feel better, she just let him drop it and set about trying to sort out the controls.

The words mess around initially made her eyes bug some for misinterpretation, but she swallowed it back quick enough and caught up. Right. Game. That thing she had a controller in her hand for. It felt weird.

"Sure, why not. Can't hurt. I'm not really a big video game person. More of a … go outside, scope things out kinda gal." She hesitated, glancing over at him. "How come you're all holed up in here, anyway? It's pretty nice out."