Gaius cast a critical eye at the tables, a subtle downturn of his lips saying everything he refused to speak. His expression was otherwise neutral, stuck in the pleasantly charming expression he usually wore. He would refuse to sit on such meagre accommodations.
“No, we should continue walking,” he sniffed, gesturing back to the street they'd come from. “Such a fine evening shouldn't be spent in a parking lot. There's a beautiful park nearby, one that was in the green renewal project. We'll eat there.”
It was not a suggestion, but the words were framed politely enough that they could appear as such. Turning to Laura, he gave her a slight bow, before he turned and marched for the Taiyaki stand. It wasn't busy, so his fried morsel would be in his hands sooner rather than later.
“No, we should continue walking,” he sniffed, gesturing back to the street they'd come from. “Such a fine evening shouldn't be spent in a parking lot. There's a beautiful park nearby, one that was in the green renewal project. We'll eat there.”
It was not a suggestion, but the words were framed politely enough that they could appear as such. Turning to Laura, he gave her a slight bow, before he turned and marched for the Taiyaki stand. It wasn't busy, so his fried morsel would be in his hands sooner rather than later.