She hadn't really previously considered having Jango meet her friends, the thought never really crossing her mind simply because she just assumed he'd have no interest in meeting her friends. Though with him bringing it up and showing that he did, it made her smile a bit. She was sure her friends would likely annoy or embarrass her with questions, but the fact Jango was interested in meeting her friends showed he was that much more interested in her, which was nice. Since she had originally come here vacationing, she hadn't really considered it until now but she was mostly a mystery. It's not like they met in the same town they both lived in and already had that in common, or went to the same school, or were friends of a friend....they were complete stranger to start with. Though in a way she supposed not entirely due to their malie relation. But other than that, and the history about her father, there wasn't much else to be known about her.<br/><br/>As Janga mentioned his dad was the one that always cooked, it brought up a slight curiosity as to what had happened to him. Aside from Jango having said he died...she figured it wasn't a natural death considering their age. She didn't pry though, not wanting to be nosy and so she didn't press on about the topic, though did smile a bit at his mention of Frankie. She definitely did seem like the sisterly type towards Jango, the way they joked and teased each other, she could tell they were close. This facts may seem otherwise small and insignificant, but it was small things like this that Kairi appreciated and enjoyed learning about the other.<br/><br/>Finishing up her own breakfast, she thanked him as he took her plate to clean with his before mentioning a shower before they headed out, and she smiled a bit with a nod "Of course" she grinned, following him towards the bathroom where they both washed up - and did a bit more than that too to wake up for the morning, before they both finished and Kairi got dressed into some clean clothes, waiting for Jango when he was ready to leave.