DWMA Dating Raffle: Table 2 (Purple; 907624)

Glyndwr wasn't sure whom she was sad for; him or herself. Nevertheless, he stood up, walked around the table, crouched down to be at Aurora's level and gave her a hug. "Kay. Thank you."

The witch froze for a brief moment, unsure, before she let the tears fall completely, smiling as the faintest blush tinged her cheeks. Turning, she faced him, standing and sliding her arms around him, under both of his own, her forehead against his shoulder. "Aren't we an odd pair?" She whispered, giggling softly to herself.

"Yeah, but a good sort of odd." Glyndwr whispered back, pulling Aurora towards him, just a tiny amount. He was enjoying the moment, quite a bit.

She giggled as he tugged her, relaxing in his arms and smiling softly. "The best." Aurora smiled, looking up at him from where she stood, not moving out of his hold. "Almost everyone here is taller than me..." it was a verbal musing.

Glyndwr smiled back at, the now cheery, Aurora. "You may be shorter than everyone, but I think that's one of the things that makes you cuter than everyone."

Her face flushed and she looked down a little, blushing. "Is everything about me cute?" The words were muttered, but she blushed deeper nonetheless.

Glyndwr chuckled at Aurora's reaction. "Yeah, I think so." He said.

Her face burned brighter and she buried it in his chest, fists balling in the back of his jacket at her own embaressment. "Thank... you...?"

"Don't mention it?" He said, finally letting go of Aurora. "Our food should be here in a minute, right?"

She nodded, not meeting his eyes, pushing one of the locks of hair behind her ear. "Yeah... it should." A small laugh escaped her, "Guess we should sit down, huh?"

"Yeah, I guess we should." Glyndwr said and then walked around the table to take his seat once more.

Hardly a minute after they'd seated themselves once more, the server returned with their food, setting a plate down in front of each of them, as well as a basket of bread, and refilling their drinks from a pitcher. Saying nothing, he nodded his head and left the pair alone once more. Aurora looked at the food curiously, her stomach growling.

"It looks good." Glyndwr said, eyeing the dish in front of him. He also took a drink from his glass.

She nodded, smiling before reaching into her clutch. She pulled out a long, beaded necklace, holding it between her hands under the table. Bowing her head, she began to whisper under her breath, praying, before returning the necklace to her clutch and unwrapping her silverware.

Glyndwr ignored Aurora's prayer; he wasn't one to question peoples religious beliefs. He unwrapped his own silverware, then. "So, giving up on the feeding each other idea? I think it's for the best. Could be messy."

OOC: I wanna skip eating.

ooc: That's fine.

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She laughed and nodded, taking her fork and swirling noodles around it. They ate in relative silence, idly chatting about the food on ocassion but otherwise merely enjoying both the food and each other. Aurora couldn't seem to bring herself to finish her own, and she pushed it aside before guzzling down the rest of her drink, savoring the sweetness of it.

Once Glyndwr had finished his food, he smiled at Aurora. "So, is there another round after this?" He asked. He forgot all about the whole round thing and if there was more.

"Dessert," she said, wiping of her mouth, "And then dancing." she giggled to herself, "I could use something sweet..."

"Dessert... I won't even go into all of the, "You are so sweet," Flirting I could do." Glyndwr said, chuckling to himself for a moment.

She shook her head, laughing to herself. "I think that was the first bad one I've heard from you."

"That wasn't one. Am I so good that I flirt, albeit terribly, even if I try to say that I won't be flirting?" Glyndwr asked jokingly, finishing the last of his drink.

Her eyes rolled, "Maybe I just bring out a strange new side of you." She glanced at the menu, looking at the options, smiling in delight when she noticed that there was a fruit bowl, and one of the possible "sauces" was chocolate.

Glyndwr noticed Aurora's smile. "What'cha you spot in there?" Glyndwr asked, leaning forward to look at Aurora's menu.

She smiled and spun it around to show him, pointing it out. "I like fruit. Sweet things. Syrup. Ooooo," she said, closing her eyes and humming, "I love syrup."

"I guess I now know what to buy you when you're feelin' down." Glyndwr said, chuckling for a moment. "And, er... Sweet thing likes sweet things?" He said, grinning at Aurora.