Posts by YukinePrince

"Okay, good." The feline calmed out and loosened off of Lirkas, "Sorry about that." He pulled back, fidgeting with some anxiousness. "Sorry." He repeated, edging back some more before almost falling off the bed. Whimpering, Todd tried to regain his balance and internally mocked himself for the idiotic movements.

"Mm, well," His whiskers twitched and he looked up at the ceiling, trying to do a "looked out into the distance" kind of thing. "Perhaps.... when I get my act together." He held back his own laughter, feeling as though it would ruin the joke. "I'm probably not good with any ideas, actually. My only dates have been with you or in a dating simulator."

"Yeah... or I can research date ideas when you're not paying attention to me." He looked smug about his reply, but it wasn't really a lie that he would do it. Todd tried to glance down at Lirkas a few times but didn't want him to see the pink tom's blush. "Have you dated anyone else before?"

"Fuck yeah you are." He said that a little too eagerly, and it took a moment for him to correct himself. "Well, yeah. All you would need would be a pickup line." With a shrug, they almost settled into a comfortable silence, "Actually, I have no idea if pickup lines work.. but you could probably make the dumbest one work."

"Oh my god, dude. I would kiss you but that would make a weird story for a first kiss." His laugh was pretty short lived, it wasn't too clever and now he can't stop thinking about what it would be like to kiss Lirkas. Oh, god. Todd stared over at his muzzle for a while. Once he snapped out if it, he tried to move his gaze to literally anywhere else but it was too awkward and obvious and time for Todd's death.

"I guess? ..You're probably right and... I'm just too influenced by movies." He breathed out a sigh and looked over to meet Lirkas' eyes. "It won't feel any more special than a game of spin the bottle this way." His shoulders tensed up while he spoke and more so when he tried searching Lirkas' eyes. "We have something more than a teenage relationship, don't we?"

"Yeah." Todd bit his lip, the fact he wasted his life for over two decades always stung. He never really experienced much stuff, and his game collection proved it. Shaking away the thought, he flipped over his paw to hold Lirkas' claws. "But what is it you want?"

"Ha, well at least you have a big dumb boyfriend now." He grinned and squeezed on the claws in his grip. "I can't wait to spoil you with more stuff, too. I only really know one thing you like, though." Still, the thought really did excite the tomcat, but he'd probably have to hold back a majority of time getting gifts.

"Mmm," She hummed in thought, a smirk on her lips. "I certainly wouldn't mind it." Eros let go of the pier, the hot wood and strain hurting her fingers. She looked a lot more relieved to have them back under the water now. "I do have high expectations for you, though."

"Oh, uh," He smiled and shrugged. "We could go back into town? I don't really know," Todd scratched at his chin, trying to come up with any ideas. "We couldddd.. hmm.. make a fire in the garden? S'mores and my collection of bad ghost stories?"

The siren looked a little taken back to have them join her in the sea. It made her feel a little more self-conscious, especially about her tail, even if she was normally quite proud of it. "W-well, um, to be good at your job and capture my lovely essence," She stuck up a finger, and a second one when she spoke of her other expectation, "And that you do a good enough to bring me some more prey."

"Of course, darling. But it's not all I'm trading you," She gestured down, although her tail and fins were quite blurry. "You'd be a lucky photographer to have something this rare." Eros looked proud to title herself as rare, but it wasn't a lie. Most sirens, including herself, were a "if you see me i'd have to kill you" kind of creature, Ollie was practically winning the lottery according to her.

"Okay, boo." It surprised him that he said that so casually, but Todd always wanted to use names like that. He winked at Lirkas before leaving the room to fetch s'more supplies. All the things for the little fire were most likely gonna be in the garden shed. And of course his sister was there getting a late night snack. They made some small talk, and Todd avoided saying anything about what he was up to. With paws full, he made his way back to his room.

"Gaye." Todd put all the unopened packages on the bed and opened up the window. "After you, my dear." He planned to pass everything to Lirkas through the window, but he was sure the bat could figure it out. The feline picked up two of the packages again and waited for Lirkas to get outside.

"It's dangerous to go alone," He reached out the packages to Lirkas, "Take this." Todd tried hard to keep his mouth closed, small bits of laughter escaped anyway. "I'm so sorry for that." He really wasn't, and he loved his own reference, but moved on anyway to continue passing out the supplies. He got more chocolate than necessary, but he wasn't going to regret that until he gets a tummy ache.

Todd giggled, and purred back. "My affection for you has increased a lot now." He stuffed the grahamcrackers in his big pocket, and started walking off to where he believed the shed to be.

"Uhh, Lirkas," He glanced around nervously, "I think I might be l-" Cutting himself off, his eyes widened and he sped up towards a different path. Todd sighed in relief, "I mean, I totally know where everything is, haha," He put in a short passcode, and searched around for what they needed.

"I will take as long as I please." He answered, but it wasn't really that much later when he came back, some wood tucked in his arm, everything else in the other. "Now the harder part is figuring out where to put everything." Chuckling to himself, starting off to the more barren parts of the garden.

Her cheeks reddened and it took her a few moments to recover from getting so flustered. "Of course you are," She pulled away a little, but not enough to get out of their arm, "Anyone would be."

Eros almost didn't catch the faint voices, but Ollie moving off gave her a clue. Twisting around, she caught sight of the small groups coming to the beach and her stomach growled. "I think it'd be best if you were to go now." She looked a bit saddened to say that, but wasn't about to change her mind. "We could meet again in the morning, yes?"