She laughed. "Silly!" But she didn't take it off.

"I'm not worried. I just want you to be happy and comfortable."

Rain reached for a grape and popped it into her mouth. "Oh, it's good." She offered one to him.

She hesitated, then smiled and leaned in to take it with her mouth just as he had. "Thank you."

"You should try the cheese and crackers, too," she said, fixing one for him.

Rain offered it to him with a smile. "There's plenty. I brought a lot and I don't eat much."

"It's not fancy and nice like where you brought me, but it's good," she agreed. "And you can eat all you want."

She leaned a little closer, hardly aware she was doing it, just drawn to him and his warmth.

"So... as long as I feed you, you'll come visit me?" Rain asked. "I could do that."

Her eyes went wide, but she was smiling. "You surprised me, but I liked that. You always make me feel so good. Will you really come be with me?"

Rain's eyes closed when he kissed her and one hand went to her lips. "I feel... when you do that, I feel funny inside. Good, so good."

Her eyes fluttered open again and she smiled up at him a little dreamily. "I'm glad. I don't understand why, but I must just be very very lucky to have found you."

She thought about it carefully. "She sounds like someone in one of the old stories, but I don't think I know anything, no."

"You're kissing me because I don't know something?" she teased. "Because there are lots of things I don't know. You'll have to kiss me a lot."

"I like it, too," she murmured and leaned up enough to reach his lips, resting her hand on his face, kissing him sweetly, then pulling back with a blush. "Is that allowed too?"

"Good." Rain curled into him, resting her head on his chest. "And this?"

"Good," she said softly. "Because I like it. I feel warm and safe and happy."

She took the grape, smiling up at him, her face completely open. "What can I do to make you feel happy and warm and safe?"