Her lips wore a smirk as he walked her backwards, she couldn't say she was surprised that he acted in such a way once they were alone again. She was thinking it too. Not that she'd ever admit it. She watched him closely, her eyes closing for a short moment as he kissed her before they opened to study his expression again.<br/><br/>"You apologise too much." She commented, eyes glancing down at his lips before she moved onto her tiptoes to place a chaste kiss on his own. Her hands moved from her sides up to his waist. She'd all but forgotten what they were doing already, her head rolling back until it hit the wall with a light thud. "I like you drunk." She snorted, pulling him closer to close the gap she'd created. It wasn't a whole truth, she liked him sober too, she hadn't connected with anyone for years, even before the end days she felt like an outsider. Like her friends weren't really her friends, and the world carried on without her. It was nice to have someone to have a genuine conversation with.