he was pleased to find out their convo did nothing to pyce's libido and they could finish what he started before dinner. he didn't even mind the extra bruises he would get from the other tonight

The rigorious ride the the car seemed to increase his appetite. He wobbled out of the car with his body reminding him about the previous day and that he was still healing. The restaurant seemed to be able to make any table available for them and they found themselves in a lovely, graciously pillowed booth.

he did not think about it until he saw pyce take several shaky steps from the car and remained somewhat wobbly though the short walk to their booth. he waited until their drinks came before speaking. "i do not think you are up for a movie after-all. after you eat i will take you to the apartment"

Galvin put on a small smile, taking his napkin he set it in his lap "I will be fine, I have survived rougher times then this, I am sure it will go away by the end of dinner." He was delighted not to have to speak, and the waiter came back setting a complementary bowl of nan and a pot of Masala Tea in front of them, before handing each one of them a menu.

the meal was good but the conversation was poor. he did not pry but he let the man know he was not pleased with the silence. he didn't mind idle chatter but silence was a bitch on his nerves

The scowls were met with slightly amused grey eyes, as the art of eye conversations were something, Galvin had perfected after years of having them around his parents. His lips curved into a smirk as the waiter removed the excess items from their table in order to bring desert. He set his tea cup on the table with a light clang. "Your scowl fits you, beast."

he did not let his relief show when the other finally spoke. "i am a beast now? vamp, dick, beast. you only pick aggressive names for me"

Galvin did not speak, instead he plucked his tea spoon and stirred his tea. After a long moment of silence he took the cup and swallowed a few more drops of liquid. "Dick, is a thing, Vamp and beast, well that is what you are, if either of those are aggressive it is your mind that thinks it. Sadly you have not given me a name."

he allowed a small smile to replace the scowl. "i have asked for a name already and you did not give me one. i am waiting for you to decide you need one as well."

"I have to decide who I am, while you have many people to decided who you are? That hardly seems fair. How come I don't get to know Ambrosia? Or do you just hate yourself so much that you need to be different for each person?" He dropped his gaze from the man sitting across from him in favor of inspecting his pudding.

so close and yet so far. "ambrosia is boring. i would rather you meet whomever you desire over someone you have to grow to like. it is less complicated. i however am interested in galvin pyce's secret self"

"The day you learn about Galvin Pyce secret self will be the day you answer all of my questions with out choking me." He said nothing more for the rest of the meal despite the glares. Galvin fished out his wallet laying down enough for his part of the bill and a tip.

he was bored by the time they paid the check and would have been just as happy to leave the man with the driver and find a cab to take him somewhere else for the night but he was obligated to spend the evening with the other and only disturbing the silence with instructions to find a movie theater he spent the ride looking boredly out the tinted windows

Galvin no longer wished to go to the movie theater. He leaned forward and pushed the same button that Ambrosia did. He leaned forward and whispered something in drivers ears. The man merely nodded and and Galvin leaned back. He grinned. "You want to know about Pyces secret life? It does not include movies."

he raised a brow but all he was given in return was a broad smile. he would not say it was a cure for his boredom but he was intrigued all the same. sitting straighter in his seat he kept half an eye on the other man as they turned away from the main streets and ways

He was amused by the turn of events and how quiet the other seemed. They arrived at a place on the edge of town. The place seemed nearly abandoned. Galvin lead the other through various alley ways till they came to a ship yard. He walked till he came to one large decrepit ship in particular. There was a solitary man standing near the ships stairs. He nodded at Galvin, however almost didn't let Ambrosia inside due to his attire. They were led to a elevator that took them below deck. “We will have to get you some better clothes for next time.” He said with a smirk on his face. The doors opened to revealed the ships entire haul had been gutted out and transformed into a club.