Urijah chuckled when he heard James' comment. He wasn't sure if he'd really do it or not but with friends, it sounded rather tempting. When James asked his question, he slowly raised his hand to the back of his neck to scratch it nervously. "I... don't know the number. I'm sure they told me at one point but I didn't have a reason to give it out, so I can't remember what it is. Though showing up at your door does sound rather tempting." He joked, figuring that he might want to ask for that phone number so that he could talk to James when ever they wanted. He nodded his head when James asked his question. "Lets go to your house. Then if we cross paths with your parents, I can let them know where I'm staying so that hopefully they will talk with the orphanage staff." He answered, figuring it'd be best to meet them as soon as possible, assuming James wanted him to.

Urijah shook his head when James asked his question. The orphanage didn't spend their money like that, he was lucky if he got new clothes instead of hand me downs because they wanted him to look nice so that hopefully he'd be adopted. "It's not a big deal. I don't like staying inside all day anyway. I'm more interested in wandering around. Who knows, maybe I'll get one when I'm adopted. I can only hope." He paused before adding, "Or when I'm older and get a job. Which ever comes first." He honestly didn't mind not having a cell phone. He only had the one friend and they normally spoke in person over a phone. He followed James as he lead the way to his house. "I should let them know within a hour or two. They like having me check in more often, but they are used to me being late about it." He answered, shrugging his shoulders. What could he say, he was known to wander and when he wandered, he wasn't able to check in. At least he was getting his daily exercise. Soon the park was in view and he followed James to his house, he glanced in the direction of the orphanage, being able to see it from here.

"It'll be fine though. It's only like a five minute walk or so. It's right by the park." He answered as he followed James to the front door. "Do you think your parents would mind if I have a sandwich?" He asked, somewhat hungry. He wasn't sure if he wanted snacks because he didn't get them at the orphanage, something about them being unhealthy and what not.

Urijah smiled when James made the offer. "Thanks." He paused before adding, "Though, won't you be with me? Then I won't have to make phone calls." He chuckled, thinking that the phone would be used to call James and not other people. He shrugged his shoulders. "Yeah. you're right." He answered, though with the orphanage staff using the phone or having to fight with other children, it was just easier to not bother using it in the first place. "Second thought, it'd be easier if I called you. Then I could use the phone when nobody else is using it and I don't risk missing a phone call from you." He answered, figuring that'd be best for now. "Yeah. It won't take me long though. I always finish my homework before wandering around unless I go to the library. I just like studying there more than the noisy orphanage." He answered, shrugging his shoulders again. He chuckled, "Yeah." He was happy that James had moved in, hopeful that he'd gain a new friend. He watched as James kicked off his shoes, following suit because he figured it'd be rude if he kept his on. "Yeah, hmmm, maybe tuna or a pb&j sandwich." He wasn't quite sure what he was hungry for. "Alright." He answered, waiting by the door because it felt weird wandering around the house when James had gone to his bedroom.

Urijah shrugged when James made his comment. "Yeah. I don't have anybody right at the moment. Thanks though." He answered, knowing the only time he'd see James is when he was outside of class. Though there'd be an option of seeing him before school, it wasn't guaranteed unless they both arrived early and he tended to leave right after school instead of lingering. He chuckled when James asked his question. "Yes. I'll show you where soon." He answered with a smile, making a note to head in that direction first so that James got to see it. He nodded his head when James made his comment. "Thanks. I'll keep that in mind." He answered following James when he had gone into the kitchen. "Hmmm... so hard to choose." He answered, feeling like pb&j would be the easiest but he was sorta craving tuna. "Can I have tuna?" He asked, hoping that he could use some relish and mayo too.