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Eike peeked out the front door, seeing Ted and Jess walk slowly off down the street, he sighed in relief. Turning to Bunny, he sighed, "At least it's done some good, back to the pool? or is it too late now?"

Eike stood erect at the hint of food "Oooh, food, don't mind if I do, thank you very much." He put a dried arm around Bunny as they walked back to the kitchen, "Do you know how lucky I am? I don't think it was a ring, I mean, if you we're going to ask someone to marry you, you wouldn't play a trick like that on them just before would you?"

"Stop, I'm almost dying from hunger here, more talk of food is not going to make it go away." once in the kitchen, he held Bunny around the waist, and slowly kissed her tenderly from her shoulder to her neck. He rested his head next to her's and sighed, "Have I told you lately that I love you?" He whispered in her ear. Letting go, he continued in the voice of whoever the hell did that song, "Have I told you there's no one above you. Fill my heart with gladness, take away my sadness, ease my troubles, that's what you do." He returned to holding her waist, her skin was tender, it had coated itself with a light, delicate tan. Her long blonde hair was still soaking wet, but that made no difference to Eike. Her love was enough to keep him going over deserts or ice caps, just to be with her.

Eike lowered himself and kissed Bunny on the lips, "This isn't too good to be true, it's only just begun." He lowered his voice, "Don't worry, no more songs." Clocking onto the fact that she wasn't cooking, he stood up slightly and looked at the cupboards with a puppy-dog look in his eyes.

Eike laughed, "How could YOU ever neglect me? That's not possible, the fact that your here is good enough!" Dispite that, he did what he was told and sat on a stool, watching the magic of Bunny's hand's weave around the kitchen, preparing vegetables, chicken, sauce, and the frypan... watching all this activity made him go slightly hyper, but he kept it in and passed the time by singing a new song by Panic! At the disco called 'I write sins, not tragredies.' Getting to the chorus, he mumbled it to himself, "Haven't you people ever heard of, closing the god-damn doors no, it's much better to face these kinds of things with a sence of poise and rationality." Realising he'd said it out loud, he looked up to see if Bunny had noticed, 'I hope she didn't.' he kept thinking in his mind.

Eike shrugged, "Well, the sound system here sucks in comparison to the club, and I happen to have also a Panic at the disco CD, and a load of others." He paused for a second, "Have you ever heard of Soil? They were a heavy metal band in the '80's, or 90's, can't remember, anyway, I've got a couple of their albums too, if you want a listen. I know they'd sound good at the club, no that there's be much club left after the CD's finished." Eike finished, chuckling.