"What did you have in mind?" Rose asked. She wouldn't mind a second night out with him.

"Well, it's supposed to be a full moon that night," Damien said with a little smile. "We could go to the park, or go walk around the rest of the zoo. No one else will be around, I bet."

"The park sounds nice," Rose replied. "It's usually quiet at night." She'd taken walks around the park before, on evenings when she just needed a bit of quiet after work. She couldn't be the perfect children's librarian all the time without a little sanity to balance everything out.

Damien nodded. "Good." He smiled and finished his dinner. "Any particular time? Do you want to have dinner beforehand?"

"We can, if it's more convenient to you," Rose replied. "I do 't mind either way."

Damien nodded and paid the bill when it arrived. "Well, I don't know about you, but I certainly enjoyed this evening. Hopefully you did too."

Rose nodded, smiling.

"I had fun," she replied.

"Good." Damien smiled and got up, offering her his hand.

"Was there anything else you wanted to do? Skating, visit the park, crash Sera and Taylor's date..."

Rose took his hand and stood up.

"Sera would kill me if we crashed their date," she said. She paused. "And yet somehow, I want to do it anyways. On a normal day, she would do the same."

Damien grinned. "Come on. I have an idea where he might have taken her." His grin was just a little mischievous as he led the way out to his car.

Rose grinned and followed him. She was feeling a bit mischevious herself.

Damien let her get in first before he got in and drove them over to a nice Italian place. He grinned when he saw Taylor's car. "Got them."

"That's a really nice car," Rose commented. She was still driving her old beat up used car, but it helped her save money since it was all paid off. "How do you plan on crashing their date?"

"Well, we could pull the fire alarm, or we could do something to his car. Or, hell, we could just go in there and sit down with them and start talking." Damien grinned.

Rose thought for a moment before digging into her purse.

"You know, I might have some window crayons," she said. "We needed them last week for the library, and I was going to take them back home, but knowing myself, I forgot to actually leave them at home." She dug for a few more moments before holding up a green window crayon up triumphantly. "See?"

Damien grinned evilly. "What colors do you have?" he asked, moving over to Taylor's car. This was going to be fun.

Rose looked through her purse before finding a blue and a black window crayon in addition to the green one.

"I think this is it," she said. "We only used a few of them at work."

"May I?" Damien motioned to them, grinning. "And I could use any ideas you have for things to draw on his windows."

"Oh no, I leave this one up to you," Rose replied as she handed him the window crayons. "Deniablity with Sera, you understand."

"Ah, of course. Although if I were you I still might not tell her when we're going out again. Just in case." Damien tossed her a grin as he set to work on the car. He drew a little wolf howling at a full moon on the back window, then went on to put things like "Don't stay out too late" on the windows, generally making fun of both of them. He left the windshield clear, though.

Rose watched as he drew all over the car. She couldn't help but laugh a bit when he wrote comments on the sides.

Damien grinned and handed back the crayons. "Alright, I'm done."

Rose stashed the crayons back into her bag.

"We should go before they catch us," she said.

"That's what I was thinking." Damien grinned and went back to his car, opening the door for her. "Do you want me to drop you off at home?"

"Unless you have other plans," Rose replied. "I should probably get back to take care of the pets..."