Peace talks in a city of war

Gabriel shook his head. "It's not, he was rude."

Roxine shrugged and looked down at her drink. "I deserved it."

Gabriel shook his head. "No you didnt Roxine."

Roxine smiled. "Thanks. But I can see his point so don't be so hard on him. We were both wrong."

Gabriel shrugged. "You just need to understand that we dont walk away in pack."

Roxine nodded. "Fair enough. I was kinda insensitive, though." she shifted uncomfortably. "Sorta the way I am when it comes to family."

Gabriel placed a hand over hers. "It's fine."

Roxine glanced back at him and smiled. "Thanks."

Gabriel smiled. "Think nothing of it." With that he pinched her drink and downed it.

Roxine gaped at him before scowling playfully. "...You're paying for that now."

Gabriel smirked. "Fine, fine."

Roxine grinned and pressed her lips to his before pulling back.

Gabriel smiled and kissed her deeply, wrapping his arms around her.

Roxine returned the kiss, ignoring the curious gaze of the barman.

Gabriel smiled and pulled back. "Love you."

Roxine smiled back happily. "Love you too." She glanced round, grinning. "C'mon let's go. I'm not as keen on an audience as you are." she teased.

Gabriel laughed. "You spoil all my fun."

Roxine grinned cheekily. "Only in public, Gabriel dear."

Gabriel smirked and pressed her into the wall. "Well then, lets get out of public."

Roxine smirked back. "Last time I checked the Metro counts as public. C'mon mister, you owe me bondage and kinkiness."

Gabriel smirked and kissed her deeply, nibbling at her bottom lip. "Love you."

Roxine moaned quietly. "Love you too." she replied as best she could. "Now c'mon." she paused to smirk cheekily again. "Unless of course you don't want to see how much fun we can get out of bondage and other suck kinkiness?"

Gabriel laughed. "Oh I do." He paused. "But I have stuff I'll need to sort out when we get back."

Roxine frowned and shrugged. "Meh. If you have to." she agreed reluctantly.

Gabriel smiled. "You can help me if you want."