"Well then, it's a good thing he sent you that dress and got you a reservation, despite how weird it might be that he's good at coordinating women's clothing. If he hadn't well...we would have never met!" He grins at her, the facade all too well painted on, the mask perfectly in place. Kasai was one to trick and deceive, so this wasn't something he was ashamed of, unlike many other people he knew. He guessed it just ran in the family, since they too lied and hid things, tricking others into believing something they shouldn't.<br/><br/>As she told him her hobbies, he appeared to be listening intently, hanging on to what she was saying and even laughing at the right moment when she recalled the time she made cookies so hard they broke the instructor's teeth, and after thus being dubbed the 'Edible Weapon Chef'. Despite seemingly paying so close attention to her, in fact he was surveying the area without even having to move his eyes away from Draco's face. His ears, though probably not quite as sensitive as Draco's, still were able to pick up noises and sounds a normal person might not be able to hear, and from that he was able to put together a picture within his mind of what everything was around him. The layout of cars, the streets, buildings and people, and details down to lamp posts and even plant holders and small signs.<br/><br/>It didn't take too long for them to reach the hotel, and they both go inside, with Draco in the lead. Stepping away from her side to approach the counter, he waves at the receptionist, before speaking to him and asking to book a room. Since he did not know how long he would be staying, Kasai just told the lady to check him in for about two weeks, before then proceeding to pay for it, handing her a card for a moment and when she gave it back with the keys to his room, tucks it away in his pocket. Thanking her, Kasai turns to look at Draco and smiles, waving a little before walking back over to her. "All set. It's getting a bit late, so how about we spend some time together tomorrow?"