I always thought I might be bad
Now I'm sure that it's true
"I hear they have some wild parties." Koa waggles his eyebrows teasingly, because if there's one thing he's pretty sure about, it's that Soh isn't one for ragers. "All night bonfires, naked dancing... things a good Dragoon would never involve himself with, of course." He nods seriously, but it's obvious he's joking. Koa is ready to go to the beach and get fucking lit.Now I'm sure that it's true
But for liking it more than Stormbreak? This time his laugh is guileless, his boyish smile sincere. "Nah, I'm a Breaker Boy through and through." Letting his finger brush against hers, he adds, "Home is where the heart is and all that, right?" The touch is soft and warm as sunlight, rich with the promise of a potential he dares not quite acknowledge, yet.
Beaches and bars are a safer topic. "The Oerwoud is near there, isn't it? Your favorite." Koa smiles again, pleased with himself for remembering. "I'll have to check it out. When I'm not too busy working, of course. Anju has me on a tight schedule," he says with an exaggerated sigh.
But! "Ok - no more lying around." Koa sits up and pats his thighs, suddenly the picture of vigor and vim. "Picnic first, or swimming?" He knows which one he would choose. It'd be a terrible lie to say he hadn't spent much of the day thinking about Soh in a bathing suit, water sparkling against her pale skin. Koa may be playing at gentleman, but he's also still a boy.
'cause I think you're so good
and I'm nothing like you
and I'm nothing like you
Koa
