Kairi felt like she could honestly get lost in his eyes, as cheesy or typical as that sounded, in that moment, she genuinely believed it. She could see the rain, the sea, her own eyes reflected in his along with a ferocity embedded in his silver toned yellow eyes. One moment she was lost in his eyes, transfixed, and the next her eyes were closed, their lips connected in an instantly deep, passionate kiss. Though her heart naturally beat fast in pace with the kiss, she was otherwise calm, despite the raging storm going on around them, the crashing of waves smacking against each other and against the rocks of the small island, the wind whistling in her ears and whipping her wet hair around similar to the palm trees bending. Despite all of that she was otherwise content, not worried or concerned about the storm in the least, all of her attention diverted to Jango and their shared kiss.<br/><br/>Her hand that had been on his arm, lightly trailing over the blue colored skin at the time, now held onto his arm as it to hold herself steady so she wouldn't slip on the rock with her eyes closed and attention otherwise focused on the heat of their kiss. Needless to say, she wasn't pulling away from it, and if anything returned it with her own fiery emotions. Her other hand moved to cradle against the back of his neck as she moved her lips back into the kiss, the heat of their bodies radiating off one other making her nearly forget there even was a storm going on around them. She didn't necessarily want to pull away, her lips seeming perfectly content molded against Jango's. She wasn't sure why exactly, or if maybe it was just a physical attraction, but she definitely did like him a lot. Eventually their lips parted slightly, though Kairi still didn't fully pull her head back as their lips parted. She was tempted to go in for another kiss, though, didn't want to quite push it, since while it did seem he was equally interested in her as she was in him, no actual words had really been spoken regarding such emotions or situation, though, after that kiss she wasn't entirely sure if any really needed to be said.