Ami was too afraid of losing Rei, of being abandoned like her father had to not consider it, or at least, to be the first consider it. Perhaps, it was a selfishness of sort, to want Rei and she to be married so that it would seem harder for Rei to leave her... though Ami knew better than anyone marriage was not something so sacred as to never be broken.

But she tried not to dwell on such dark emotions, in truth, she couldn't. Her mood was too bright, her evening going too well. Even her shift at the hospital had gone surprisingly well! It was like the gods and the savior were amiable to what Ami had planned and sought to make the day a great one.

"It'll be over in a month, I promise. So long as the winter isn't too harsh, it'll be fine until the pollen acts up in spring. And yes, it is a pity, though it's nice that we can't catch everything they have either."

The waiter came by, explaining the specials and then asking if the ladies were ready to place their order. Ami glanced to Rei and nodded, placing her order for her food before the waiter turned to Rei and asked for hers. Ami then asked if the sommelier could come to the table and recommend a wine to go with what they ordered.