" Would you like some help with these, birthday girl? organizing them any way, I am terrible at puzzles. also I'd like to show you how to work your game boy. I hope black was ok?"

What was a gameboy? And was black the right color for it? Things that sounded weird for it. Was he talking about a young boy who walked around playing games? She decided that it would be ok to just ask. "What is a gameboy?" She asked the big red man. She was already packing out stuff and putting them in the correct order of assembly. She already decided what to do first and in what order to continue. By the end of the month she would be finished and her room would look like a giant puzzle store with finished puzzles. Yes the room would look very good once all the puzzles where finished, it would finally become her room. Now all she had to do was to remember to lock the door and keep the key.

~~"What is a gameboy?" She asked.

He had a hunch that she wouldn't recognize a game boy, so it didn't surprise him, He had grew up in a similar situation where you played games in your head since the typically kept the cells empty of objects, particularly when you were dangerous all by yourself. So, He would teach her the wonders of the portable hand held.

He handed her the wrapped box and then poured out the other games which were wrapped. " Open them up and I'll show you first hand."

" Open them up and I'll show you first hand."

With confusion on her mind she accepted the present. It was a small box. What could it hold, definantly not a gaming boy. Boys didn't fit in a box like that. That idea was scrapped from the mental note what a gameboy was. What could it be then, only one way to find out.

She started to unwrap the present with militairy precision, being very carefull not the rip the paper. It would be a shame if the colorfull paper would be ripped. The paper held a box with a black box pictured on it. A box in a box? She opened the box to find a strange object in it. Seemingly it opened up. She opened it and it revealed 2 screens and buttons. Buttons where ment to be pushed.

She tried a few buttons but nothing happened until she tried the smaller one in the corner. The screen turned on and the light shined on her face. "Oeehh." She said in amazement. "Shiny." now that it was on, it still didn't get her anywhere seeing as she didn't know how to work it. She held it upside down and tilted her head. "What does it do?" she asked while scratching the side of her head with her free hand.