Dante couldn't help but let out a more hearty laugh as Joe completed his analysis of Lyle. This laugh was a bit lower and more masculine than his soft chuckles he'd made up to this point. It seemed, just like Dante, his demeanor went both ways.<br/><br/>"Well, sugar it seems you've got quite a lot going for ya."<br/><br/>He listened as Lyle commented back and then remarked to Joe, what Dante thought he had made obvious with the way he'd looked at the older man when he came in.<br/><br/>"I like to play around with men and women, Joe. It's more fun that way and there are so many more fish in the see. You have a whole lot more to offer than you would think. Strong body, a handsome masculine face, and a voice deep and warm like chocolate. Besides there's always something intriguing about someone with experience.<br/><br/>He was being a poet with his words. Lyle had warned him after all. Dante sighed and walked over to the taller man looking at him with a mock pout.<br/><br/>"It really is a shame you aren't interested. I would have had a lot of fun taking you out on the town~"<br/><br/>His tone towards the end was teasing as he walked past Joe and walked over to the small kitchenette Lyle was standing in.