Cor smiled softly at her as he watched her stretch… Though his lights flashed pink a moment later. “Umm, we can just put it over there.” he said, pointing to the general area where he had grabbed the firestick earlier.
Nora nodded, giving the blanket one last fold and walking over to that area, her heels clicking softly on the floor.
Cor smiled softly as he finished putting out the fire. Watching her walk was almost hypnotizing… but he was trying his hardest not to stare because that would be embarrassing.
Nora walked back over to him, the light from the last embers flickering over her face before they snuffed out. "Lead the way."
“Alright.” Cor nodded, reaching a hand out for her to take so she wouldn't get lost. Not that the way out was complicated but… He still wanted to be a gentleman for her.
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Nora smiled softly and took his hand, glancing up at the ceiling. "Come on, Bit."
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Cor smiled back before following her gaze to look for the third member of their little group.
Bit floated down from the ceiling reluctantly and bobbed after them.
“Don’t wander off.” Cor chuckled softly to both of them before he started leading the way out of the room.
Bit obediently followed them. Nora's heels clicked softly, her long legs allowing her to keep up with Cor's pace.
Cor smiled when he saw Bit following and continued walking at a calm pace, still wanting to enjoy some more time with Nora.
Nora waited when they reached the Recogniser doors for Cor to get his lightcycle.
Cor carefully guided her to the main doors, only letting go of her hand when they were outside to lock up. Though he made sure to let her see the code since he had told her she could come back if she wanted to needed to. “Ready to go back?” he asked, rezzing in his bike.
Nora nodded, rezzing in her helmet. Making sure that Bit was nearby, she climbed onto the bike behind Cor, wrapping her arms around his waist.
Cor smirked as she climbed on and waited until he felt she had a good grip before driving back towards the city.
Nora looked at the bright lights of the Grid as they drew closer. She had really enjoyed their outing.
Cor made sure to drive carefully the whole way to the city, though he may have driven a little faster than before. He really had enjoyed spending so much time with her, but he didn't want her to arrive late to her club.
Nora curled closer to Cor as they entered the city. Part of her didn't really want to go back to work. Maybe if she sat in her lounge with Cor, it would be more bearable.
Cor smiled softly at the embrace, wishing he was in a position to return it, as the Silver Building drew closer. Though if she asked him to come up with her, of course he would say yes.
Nora rested her head against his shoulder, wondering if she should ask him now.
"Do you want to come up with me?" she asked, but it came out muffled thanks to her helmet.
Cor's lines flickered a little. “Did you just read my mind?” he chuckled briefly. “But if you want me to, I would be glad to join you.” he answered with an audible smile.
Nora derezzed her helmet, her hair breaking loose in all of its pink glory, glowing purple in the blue city lights. She was smiling. "Good."
Cor’s smile grew as he stood up from his lightcycle, returning it to its baton form, and joined her on the sidewalk. His own hair practically matching his glowing eyes in the city lights as he opened the door for her. Between the color of her hair and the fact that she was still wearing his jacket… It was quite a nice look on her. Though he still preferred her natural pink shade.
Nora's breath caught briefly as she saw his eyes. They were gorgeous.
"Come on, Bit," she said, reluctantly tearing her gaze away from Cor and looking at the little orb, who was busy floating towards a cluster of three pretty female programs. Bit returned to Nora, who hadn't even realised she was still wearing Cor's jacket. She pressed the button to summon the elevator.
“Rascal.” Cor chuckled as Bit floated in behind Nora before following both of them into the building. He couldn't help but hold back a small snicker at how his jacket was hanging on Nora considering he was taller and not quite as lithe as she was.