Moon chuckled and shook his head.
"It's not a date. We made a deal after the first gate that we'd get dinner to catch up once we cleared it, so I offered, but she said no anyway, she was tired." He leaned back, missing entirely the way Selene's shoulders eased at that last part.
"Oh." Selene tried to sound unbothered and landed somewhere just short of it. "Well. That's... that's fine, then. As long as it's just friendly. I was only asking."
"You're asking a lot of questions about her," Moon observed mildly.
Selene's cheeks colored. "I'm making conversation along the way, that's all."
Yara made a small sound that might have been a cough and might have been a laugh, and turned to look very intently out the window.
Moon glanced between the two of them, sensing he'd missed something but unable to place what, and decided it wasn't worth chasing.
"Anyway, what are we having for dinner?"
Selene's expression brightened instantly, "I'm craving some juicy second order steak..."
