The Blue Eyed Boy and the Snake Eyed Beauty

Aylin could see she had drifted into another sensitive topic. It was evident in the tone of his voice, the change in his demeanor, but mostly in the way his eyes seemed to dim out. She had seen them light up, but to see this was actually very sad. He explained that he had lost his family, all aside from his grandfather, whom he was not so well connected with. Not having a family was a pain that Aylin could understand herself. She had no idea who here family was.

A moment later and he lifted her chin to look into her eyes and kissed her again. Aylin kissed him back wrapped her arms around his neck giving him a gentle hug. "Don't worry. If you ever need to talk... I understand what it's like to not have a family." It was not an upbeat thing to say but it was still something important. At least she felt it was important.

He had a very sage like way of looking at things. It was both practical and positive. And somehow he had managed to not only express the most positive way of looking at things, but also weave another sweet compliment into it. No one had ever called her red eyes stars before.a couple people had called them pools of blood, one bigoted lady had even said her eyes were the gateway to hell. But stars.

At this point there wasn't much left to the food. They had been here for a surprising while but it had felt like only a fleeting moment while they spent most of the time enjoying each others company. It was also at this point that the waitress returned with a smile on her face. "Anything for Dessert?" She asked casually while picking up a few of the empty plates.

Aylin smiled, giving Aedan a quick peck before turning to look at the waitress. "Hmm.. Something chocolate..." She looked back to Aedan "Wanna share a little dessert before we go?"

The waitress gave a smile as she left to fetch a chocolaty dessert. Aylin could only guess what might be on it's way. She hadn't given a very specific order, just that she wanted chocolate. She knew that there were literally hundreds of things that could be made out of chocolate, all of them sweeter and more decadent than the last.

"We must have a duet tonight. I don't think there will be any shame involved, just beautiful music." When two people could be as comfortable and close as they were it was only natural that they should be able to play well together. Aylin could already picture them sitting together side by side while they complimented each other.

Another blush crossed her cheeks as he thanked her. She was glad he felt as good as she did. "You don't have to thank me. I'm the lucky one here. I should be thanking you." She loved watching his eyes light up. They were beautiful.

"Luck had nothing to do with it. Don't sell yourself short. Your a charmer." She giggled leaning in to give him another quick kiss. In her own mind she was right though. Under normal circumstances she might not have looked twice in his direction. But he was polite, smart, pleasant, and a bit of a bad boy. Everything about him was working in his favor. it wasn't just his first impressions though. He had managed to keep the whimsy going all the way through the night. She could only guess how much fun they would still have left before all was done.

Aylin took another long sip from her drink, finishing it off in one last go. She took a second to fish out the lemon slices that had remained at the bottom of the glass, using her straw to hook them out. She placed one in her mouth and sucked on it, allowing the sour juices to make her lips and cheeks pucker, causing her to giggle again.