Damien nodded. "Alright. I'll drive you back." He opened her door for her with a little smile. "Be sure to let me know if Sera says anything about the car."

"I will," Rose said as she got into the car.

Damien drove her back home and parked in the driveway, going to let her out. "Here you are."

Rose smiled as she got out of the car.

"Thanks," she said. "I had fun tonight."

"So did I." Damien smiled. "I'm glad." He walked her up to the door and kissed her cheek lightly. "Have a good night, Rose."

Rose blushed brightly when he kissed her cheek.

"You have a good night, too," she said.

Damien smiled at her and went back to his car, driving back to his house.

Sera stopped when she saw Taylor's car, her eyebrows shooting up. "The hell?"

Taylor looked at the writing and pictures on his car. He recognized Damien's handwriting, and there were a few inside jokes hidden within the seemingly innocent comments.

"I don't know where he got his hands on grease pencils or whatever this crap is," he said, scraping a little bit of blue off with a fingernail, "but it was Damien."

Sera's eyebrows shot up. "You sure?" she asked, looking at the car. "I mean, why would he do this? Wasn't he supposed to be on a date with Rose?"

"It's his handwriting," Taylor replied. Experimentally, he tried to rub off a bit of the writing and only ended up smudging it on both the car and his fingers. "I think he was on a date with Rose, but they may have passed by here and saw my car, or he went by afterwards or something." He grinned. "This just means I can leave post-its all over his locker or something again."

Sera laughed and shook her head at him, getting into the car. "Well, I'll ask Rose and see if she knows anything."

"You do that," Taylor replied, getting into the car as well. At least Damien hadn't drawn all over the windshield. Thank heaven for small miracles. "No offense to your roommate, but she doesn't seem like she has the backbone to draw all over someone else's car."

"Only if it was mine and I started it," Sera said with an amused smile. "She has some backbone, she just doesn't show it."

"She must not show it ever, then," Taylor replied. "Damien must see something in her, though, to be so... intent on her. You should see it during the week, it's like the only good part of his day is lunch with her." He grinned. "It's kind of amusing."

"Awww, puppy love." Sera grinned and chuckled, shaking her head. "That actually sounds pretty cute. And pretty funny. As long as you don't outright laugh around him."

"Like I said, I'm not sure what he sees in your roommate, but he obviously likes it," Taylor said. "She strikes me as a little... bland." He glanced at Sera and grinned. "You, on the other hand, are not."

Sera snorted. "Yeah, I try to keep life interesting for everyone." She grinned at him.

"Keeping people on their toes, I like that," Taylor commented. "So, was there anything else you wanted to do tonight, or do you want me to drop you off at home?"

"Nothing I can think of off the top of my head," Sera admitted with a little shrug. "I guess just drop me off at home for now, please."

"Alright, then," Taylor replied. "So before the whole thing with my car, did you enjoy the evening?"

"Yeah, I did." Sera smiled at him. "Thanks. Did you?"

Taylor grinned and nodded

"I did," he replied.

Sera smiled and leaned back in her seat. "Good. I guess I'll see you again soon," she said as he arrived at her house.

"We should do this again," Taylor said. "Maybe we could figure something out next time you stop by for lunch."

"Sure," Sera said with a smile. "I'm open basically every weekend. Just give me a few hours notice, at least." She winked at him as she got out. "See you later, Taylor."