Jason sat at the coffee table in the middle of the living room. He wore a bright smile on his face and a button up and tie on his body(and his jeans, but yeah). The tie did not fit him right, as it was too big for his size. He awaited his mother, who was making the tea. Around the table were some toys, and old dolls that were Trina's when she was a child. There was a gap, big enough for his mother to be seated.
    Jason was currently six years old. His father, Marvin, was currently at work. Jason tapped the table with one of his fingers, creating a subtle beat. He smiled his childish smile(as he was a kid) as he listened to the beat he was making. Not everything was this deep for a child, but he enjoyed the sound.
   
    The room was a medium sized room, with a couch facing the right wall, in the middle of the room. The couch was a tan with pale pink flowers covering it. It had two side tables next to it, one having a lamp and the other having some of Jason's toys. They had a coffee table in front of the couch, in reach but far enough that it wouldn't disrupt any movements to and from the couch. This coffee table was a dark brown type of wood.

    Trina soon walked into the room with the tea, which was actually juice, but yeah. She filled all of their cups, and sat down. She wore a smile on her face and slightly tired eyes. Her clothing complied of pants, a button up shirt, and a cardigan. "Hi, Mom!" Jason smiled widely. He only knew a few words with their definition. He was quite smart. "Hey Jason" she returned the wide smile. She tried doing some accent, to sound 'fancy' "how are you this mornin?" Jason giggled and said "grape". Trina returned to her natural voice, and said "It's great, c'mon Jason, say great?" Jason tried, and failed, saying "grapet?" Trina laughed slightly, "you'll get it at some point, Jay" she took a sip of her actual tea, as Jason did with his juice. The rest of the afternoon consisted of them joking around, and some television for a bit.