Kian gave Kaden a bright smile, "I'd love to sit with you, let me just go and get my drink,"<br/><br/>The pale haired man then darted over to the abandoned booth and grabbed his cup as well as the lid. The whip cream had deflated but Kian didn't mind. It was rare for him to get to talk with people who didn't want something from him. People who didn't know he had a fat bank account. That his brother was the founder and CEO of a major prosthetic company. That he could get them whatever they wanted; be it cars, money, vacations. Typically when people found that out they weren't all that interested in talking to Kian anymore. It's why he ended up going through boyfriends like most people went through tissues. It was never him they wanted but his brother's money.<br/><br/>Or his coat.<br/><br/>Kian shook his head, dislodging the thoughts. Thinking about it helped none. So what, he hadn't met someone who wasn't like that yet but that didn't mean they weren't out there. So he had to keep trying, eventually there'd be someone...right?<br/><br/>For the moment he'd just enjoy having a chat with Kaden.<br/><br/>He walked back up to the counter and purchased a carrot cupcake for Kaden. He sat it in front of Kaden and took the seat across from him. At Kaden's thanks he blinked, more than a bit startled, "There's no reason to thank me, I just did what anyone would do. You needed help and I gave it, we all need to help each other in times of need,"<br/><br/>Kian stared down into his cup, "My brother says if everyone did then the world would be a better place. I tend agree with him,"<br/><br/>He then paused and tucked a lock of his hair behind his ear, his gaze traveling to the car Kaden left on the table. It was small, made of wood, and well loved. The paint chipping. It clearly comforted him, but Kian didn't want to mention it, not wanting to risk it upsetting Kaden. Instead he picked a different topic, gesturing to the other man's drink with his head, "Is that any good? I've never really been fond of tea, but I've been thinking of giving it another chance,"