She perked a brow, "Really?" He lost his money worth, sheesh. "It's a bit expensive to be a musician, huh?" She gave him a teasing smile before looking back over at the piles of weird stuff he ha made.

She looked back him - he was catching onto her, but she was totally going to try to push it a little more. "Hey, I'm serious. Feathers are a serious kink for me." She nodded a confirmation, her face dead serious. Of course, she looked towards him for a reaction and her poker face quickly broke into a small smile and a laugh.

She smiled as he gave her a kiss on the cheek and she let one of her free hands find his. With her other hand, she finished off her beer. It was nice, being with him like this.

He laughed. "Only when you're filling in for a lot of gig bands. And...before I found Wyvern...I was doing a lot of that. So I guess you missed me actually wearing this ****, huh?" he said with a shrug and another chuckle. His brow quirked again as she repeated it was the feather pile she kept.

"No, I'm sure it's the other one. Your nose doesn't crinkle like that when you like something," he said with a smile, kissing her cheek again. He leaned into her a little, taking her now-beerless hand in his, then kissed her forehead playfully. He loved these moments so much, they were so much more playful and sweeter than he was used to before he met her.

But that got him to thinking, and he bit his lip as he let these thoughts somewhat take over.

She laughed and nodded, "Yeah, I did miss you wearing this fun stuff." She shook her head, wishing she could have been at some of them. Maybe she could have a talk with some of his band members...

She scoffed playfully. He already knew her too well. Granted, it wasn't too big of a thing to tell, but still. In either case, she had other things on her mind by now. After their little kisses, she leaned in and gave him a kiss on his lips before leaning back. She perked a brow as he seemed lost in thoughts.

"Well, maybe we can make use of some of it," he murmured, winking mischievously. He wrapped his arms around her as they kissed, and he closed his eyes.

He lay back when the kiss broke, and her noticed as her brow perked. Maybe now was as good a time as ever to state what he was thinking. They'd gotten this far from him going out on a limb, after all. Besides, what harm could it do?

"Hey, Zelda," he said, thoughtfulness in his voice as he pondered. "What would you think....about moving in together?" He sat back, looking into her eyes after he spoke.

She let her fingers trace his back and play with his hair as she giggled, "Yeah, I think some of them could really be some... Fun." She winked back, and then kissed him back.

When the kiss broke, she took a breath of air. He always managed to take her breath away. She perked a brow as he said her name, "Yeah?"

Her eyes looked towards him as he asked... About moving in. She thought about it for a moment, before smiling. "I'd like that... But, we're totally moving into my house." She waited to see his reaction. She had a nice big house - she wasn't about to move into this tiny apartment.

Or maybe they could find a house, together...

He chuckled as she played with his hair; she was right, it could prove....fun. He gave her that all-too familiar mischievous grin as they kissed.

And then, in a fit of something that Jay didn't normally do, the conversation turned more serious. To be honest, he liked the idea of living with her. Liked the idea of them coming home to each other every night; they made good company. He chuckled at her response. "Yeah, I really don't think moving in here would be the best idea. I mean, not the best neighborhood, and it's pretty small," he said with a light laugh.

He didn't know what she was thinking, but really, he was kind of thinking the same thing...

Zelda smiled. She loved him, truly. They were an odd couple.

She thought the idea more seriously over though. They seemed like they would work well, together. Sure, they were kind of opposites in some ways but ultimately, they were good together. And despite them never saying it, they both knew they loved each other.

She giggled a little, "Good, glad I don't have to argue with that. Could just sell my house, find one we'd both like." She shrugged nonchalant, eyeing him to see his reaction.

There really was something about her, that despite everything, at the end of the day, he really did love her. He was trying his best to be the best he could for her, and her words just made him smile.

"So...we're actually doing this then?" he asked, a smile forming on his face as he looked into her eyes. He was actually....happy with this. He never really thought he'd be asking someone to live with him, but...here he was.

And as he looked into her eyes, and leaned in for a passionate, loving kiss....

He was perfectly okay with that.

Zelda gave Jay a smile as she watched his reaction to her proposal. She wasn't sure how he would exactly react, but it turns out that he seemed relatively okay with the idea. 

"Yeah, yeah we are, Jay."

Were they really going to buy a home together? It seemed more and more like it! And she was okay with that. She actually was pretty excited for it, in truth. Her house would sell fairly well, considering its value. But, before her mind could keep going, he looked into her eyes and began to kiss her.

All she could do was kiss him back, passionately. She may never say it, but... She loved him.