The dinning room was also the kitchen and it was black and white.

The table was long and resembled a chess board. The chairs around it where white on one side and black on the other.

The appliances were black, white, and silver with the exception of a set of salt and pepper shakers shaped like little lighthouses (which were both blue and white) and a knife holder shaped like a kraken (which was a mint green color). There were also a silver anchor on the wall and a couple of pirate themed paintings resembling the four roommates and their pets.

There was also a small centre island.

It looked straight out of a fantasy novel, honestly.

But that didn't seem to bother Hannah.

"This is our kitchen and dinning room. Pretty ain't it?"

The camera shook as she allowed time for a pause. Then, pretending as if she had gotten an answer, she said "yeah, yeah. I know you don't care what the kitchen looks like. Don't worry. The backyard is next."

The camera glitched once again and they were standing outside in the backyard.

It was a big yard. Long and wide, and almost bare. Surrounded on all sides with trees just like the front yard and covered in small bushes and colorful flowers that blended together like a foral dress.

There was also a white picket fench which a couple of bicycles leaned against and a small, matching house that was clearly meant for a dog judging by the cage around it.

It was simple and pretty, if a little boring. But it was also homey. Just like the roommates liked it.

"I know it looks boring but don't worry. We have plenty of things for you to play with when you come over."

She paused again, waiting for a reply that she knew wouldn't come.

"Well, I hope you all enjoyed the tour. Sorry that it was sooooo long. I just got excited and had to show you as much as I possibly could before you came to visit. I can't wait to see all of you. I know the others can't wait either. Well, it was nice talking to you but I gotta go now or else Peachy will think I set the backyard on fire again-- and I was not supposed to tell you that. Do Auntie a favor and don't tell your parents. Bye, see you later--"

The camera shut off.

Leaving the viewer to why Hannah didn't show what was in the dog house and what was past the fence.