William let a chuckle escape from him as he reminisced about the multiple places the other couple had recommended them. "Oh trust me, those places weren't Antoine's ideas, otherwise we'd have stopped listening to them for a while, we've only been going to places his wife enjoyed." Antoine was a good friend, and William enjoyed his company, but he had horrible taste by William's standards, at least for spending evenings with their ladies. If they actually listened to Antoine's personal suggestions instead of his wide's they would spend most of their time at bars in almost unknown parts of the city, as it loved to change constantly in such active times. Antoine himself was actually the one questioning William as to why he still had not married Adelaide, as in the time that the Englishman and her had been together he found a woman, courted her for months, married her and were already expecting a child together. William could already see him commenting on that yet again once they met each other at work that day.<br/><br/>"But yes, I'd wait for you after work and then we can have a nice meal." He said with a smile as he leaned back a bit on his chair, taking a deep breath to enjoy the fresh air of the morning, which luckily wasn't as cold as the ones they had the previous days. He looked at Adelaide without any shame, trying to catch as many details as he could before having to part ways for work. Even if he knew that they would spend their evening together, as well as the rest of the following days, it was something he couldn't avoid doing. With Adelaide, he took the 'enjoy every moment' approach. He thought his time with Jeanne was infinite when he was young, and he came to regret it. He wasn't planning on making the same mistake with Adelaide, and he could actually stay like that all time, just looking at her, watching her move, not saying anything but just enjoying the sight, even more, when their eyes met<br/><br/>Soon enough their drinks arrived, as well as Adelaide's toast slices, and William took a second to enjoy the smell of coffee for a second before drinking, quickly licking his lips before bringing the cup to his lips, letting the flavor of the dark drink overwhelm him and warm him up in preparation for the walk in the cold he'd have to do in a couple of minutes. "How's the chocolate?" He asked after he saw Adelaide taking a sip of her own drink, although already knowing the answer to that question, they were regulars after all.<br/><br/>While he was enjoying his time, he couldn't avoid looking at his watch from time to time, making sure he wasn't late for his shift at work, especially since he was promoted to a more demanding post since his first meeting with Adelaide. The job had better hours and a better pay, so he didn't really complain much, and he actually enjoyed having to do more complex assignments, usually when they were given by important businesses, that's when he had to focus more on translating and actually had fun with it... even if may found the job quite dull.<br/><br/>"Do you think they'll give you a nice story today?" He asked after another sip. It was something he often asked Adelaide, not only because he wanted to express interest in what she did, but it was often a good way to know interesting stories that happened around the city. Paris was practically the centre of Europe, so there was always a new story around.