night on the town?, kitteh

[mouse]

Angeline is given the choice of a restaurant, and goes for a favourite of her's (and of course of Elsie's) - a little Thai restaurant that's both chic and comfortable. The food is good, the prices reasonable. There's not much more you can ask for in a restaurant, by Angie's standards.

Once she and Tom are seated in a booth at the back of the restaurant, she smiles widely across the table at him.

"So, what did you think of the play?"

Thank god for conversation fodder.

[Kittyhawk]

"The cast did a good job." Tom answers cheerily. "Did you like it?"

[mouse]

"Mmm yes," Angeline agrees. "The lead was especially good."

The waiter comes and she absently orders a strawberry daquiri. She's not yet taken a look at the menu.

[Kittyhawk]

Tom orders tonic water and something that's served on skewers.

[mouse]

She's not sure what to make of the tonic water, but she orders some spring rolls too for good measure, and a vegetarian pad thai for mains.

"I guess I like Thai food," she points out, smiling, remembering they had Thai at her house.

[Kittyhawk]

"It's always good to know what you like." He tells her. Tom drinks and eats strange things even in human form.

[mouse]

"Thai." Angie smiles at him. She can't help it. Looking at him makes her come over smiley. "And daquiris. Try it."

Drinks have arrived and she holds her's, disturbingly pink, out for him to taste.

[Kittyhawk]

He sips it anyway, takes more than pink and fuzzy to bother him.

[mouse]

"You like?"

Angeline likes people to like what she likes.

[Kittyhawk]

"Nice." It's got alcohol, Tom isn't discriminating when it comes to that. He smiles back at her easily.

[mouse]

Angie isn't discriminating when it comes to strawberries. Appetizers show up and she attacks a spring roll with deftly wielded chopsticks.

"So what do you like? Single mothers and old furniture aside."

[Kittyhawk]

"Anything expensive." He jokes.

[mouse]

"Well then, you'll be all set with me," Angie jokes. It is a joke. She's not exactly high maintenance and anyway, her own income's not all that bad.

[Kittyhawk]

Tom by no means considers her high maintenance. He does laugh though, it is funny as things go, he'd meant his own answer to be funny. That she jokes along bodes well.

[mouse]

Food appears, and Angie blithely attacks the spring rolls with the zeal of someone who isn't overly concerned about her diet.