Ari grinned and so did Dylan for the same reason. Ari was her best friend so far, she didn't know anyone else really. To her life seemed to be less lonely when she was with Ari, and she loved it and wished it'd never end. Having dinner together would make it so she'd get to see Ari more than she did before. Dylan lifted up her glass and with a giggle she said, "I second that." Their glasses click together and she took a big gulp like her family did whenever a toast was made.

As their glasses chimed softly in a bit of an out-of-tune sound, Ari let out a laugh and took a big gulp of the drink. He put down his almost empty glass with a satisfied sigh, "Wonderful." He spoke through his sigh, leaning back into his chair, absent-mindedly patting his stomach. "Thank you again, really." He said with a tiny grin. "I know I keep saying it, but seriously." He mumbled under his breath, "And the dinner was very good." He chuckled weakly.

"No problem," Dylan quickly replied to his 'thank you.' It wasn't that hard cooking at all for her, plus it was really fun too. She smiled when Ari mentioned he liked it too, she was very flattered and got a bit flustered for a moment. "Really? I don't know, it's such a basic dish--oh! Sorry, I was rambling again wasn't I?" She then got up to collect the plates and bring them to the kitchen.

Ari quietly nodded with a tiny smile on his lips. She got up from the table, as he then quickly rose up as well. "Let me help you." He mumbled under his breath, grabbing the glass cups, he laughed, "Rambling? It's fine." He smiled weakly, "I don't mind it." He spoke, just a wee bit softer as he walked into the kitchen and placed the cups into the sink. He glanced at his watch, his brows arched as he realized the time. Why time does really fly when you're having fun. "My, is it really that late already?" He questioned aloud, more to himself than to Dylan. He turned his eyes back toward the female, "I should probably get going." He started up.

Ari was nice to Dylan and she appreciated it. Normally someone would have gotten annoyed by her sudden bashful behavior, but he was different. He even offered to help her clean up some. She smiled gently as she filled the sink with soapy water. The time must have flied since Ari made a remark about it. On top of that he had to leave soon, which means the meal lasted longer than expected. "Okay," Dylan said quietly. She didn't want him to go yet, but she knew he had to travel to the valley to get home. "Be sure to have a safe trip," she mentioned. Then she remembered: they'd meet tomorrow... right? "What time tomorrow, Dinner Buddy?"

((OOC: I gotta a feeling!~ Oh~oh! That we'll need start a new topic. That we'll need to start a new topic. XD))

In the way that she responded, Ari almost felt as if she didn't want him to leave just yet. He lightly furrowed his brows under his hair, "Yeah, I'll be careful." He continued, feeling a drop in his stomach like he felt bad for going. The red head pushed his hands into his pockets, looking towards the ground. He perked his eyes up towards her, "Anytime that's good for you." He smiled, they would be meeting again tomorrow. "If you would like to meet earlier, or whatever, we can if you want." He added, lightly shrugging his shoulders. At least they both had something to look forward to in the days to come.

Dylan smiled at Ari as if saying 'I might have to visit you then.' Maybe it wasn't so bad that he was leaving, afterall she knew she'd see him again. Something still bugged her about him leaving, but she'd get over that as soon as she slept later dreaming about tomorrow. THen it hit her, she didn't know where she could find him. "Yeah," she said a little tired now noticing that it was kind of late. "You got to tell me where I can find you though."

Ari thought to himself, thinking of what could he was possibly going to be doing the next day. "Well, I've always been the spur of the moment kind of guy, but I'll give you a hint and maybe our paths will meet again." He spoke with a tiny smirk, "I was thinking about finding a good book on mystery." Hopefully she knew that he was implying that he would be going to the library tomorrow, "But I can always change my mind." He smirked, but it began to fall as he noticed she was getting tired. He sighed weakly with a tiny smile on the corner of his lips, "I'm going to the library here in Mineral Town." Ari admitted, "So will you meet me there?"

At first Dylan was confused by what Ari ment when he said he was looking for a good book on mystery. She didn't think they had a library in Forget-Me-Not Valley. Something changed his mind about playing the guessing game she had played with him earlier though. She ended up bursting out with laughter, "For a moment I thought you were implying that there was a library in Forget-Me-Not Valley." She felt weird for thinking that of all things. At the map of the valley she had there was no such thing as a library on it. "I wouldn't miss it," Dylan said cheerfully. She only had been to the library a few times, so she'd get to learn more about it when she'd got there to meet up with Ari again.

Ari laughed, "I don't think there is even one in the valley." He responded and smiled at her decision to join him, "Good." He turned on his heel, adjusting his vest accordingly as he walked towards the door. "I will look forward to it." He spoke as he placed his hand on the doorknob, glancing over his shoulder with a grin. "Get a good night's rest and be well for tomorrow." He told her, "I'll see you then." He opened the door, walked out then closed it as he would begin to leave her home to retreat back to the Inn in Forget-Me-Not Valley.

{Would you like me to create the thread now or would you rather wait a day or so? o: }

[You can start it whenever you want, but it's kind of late for me so I won't be able to reply a lot till tomorrow myself.]

{No worries. It's late here for me as well.
I'll just post it up now and then you can reply whenever.}