seeing little ghosts everywhere (rach)

He chuckled, and also made himself a hand sanitizer portrait. "You know," he started, grinning but keeping his eyes on the drawing, "playing with fire is probably the most exciting first date I've ever had." Adam stood and admired his picture. "Shame that I'm going to burn it, really is." He smiled, before lighting a match and dropping it. The art blazed quickly and shortly, before disappearing and leaving nothing behind.

He shrugged, holding his hands up. "May as well be, huh?" He grinned, and let his arms drop. "I dunno." Adam turned and walked back to the car, sitting down on the good. "Is this a date?" He raised an eyebrow at her, and smiled a tiny little smile. "I mean, we did date stuff. I guess."

Adam blushed a bit, looking over at her. "Yep." He smiled, and rubbed the back of his head with his free hand. "So, want to head back to camp or do you have something else in mind? Because it's..." he pulled out his cell phone and checked the time. "It's about one in the morning right now." He laughed. "Maybe we should get out of here before somebody realizes we're here."

Adam cleared his throat, looking at the ground and then back at her. "You..." he nodded, and smiled a bit, a deep blush forming across his face. "Okay." The boy was unsure what to say here, so instead he pulled her into a deep hug. "Listen, Rach. I really like you, a lot. And it's grown today, my feelings have twisted and changed and punched me in the face. Do I love you? I don't know yet. But I know I like you. And I want that to stay. I like that feeling." He smiled, and put his hands on her shoulders. "So let's take it slow."

Adam patted her on the back, before stepping away and smiling at her. "Let's get back to camp. It's getting pretty late. Besides, we both need to get some rest so we can hang out tomorrow." The son of Hades gave her a toothy grin, and pulled out his keys. "You can drive us home," he said, and held out the keys for her.