Even if it had taken far too long, Sirius was pleased to realise that he was slowly regaining his composure. He still felt flustered and as of James had walked in in them doing something far less innocent than the brief brush of lips they had actually exchanged. It was clear to him that he was in too deep, knowing that it took a fairly bad crush for him to be acting like this.<br/>Remus’ suggestion of them having dinner together, especially when proposed in front of James, sent Sirius back down the same spiral again. When they had stated that they wanted to see each other again like that it had been an abstract out in the future kind of deal, something that Sirius would have the time to get used to the thought of and maybe start acting more like a normal person around Remus. However now Sirius could feel his nerves come back up, making him feel like a nervous and stuttering mess, as if he had never dated anyone in his life before.<br/>“Sure,” he managed, his voice sounding more confident than he felt. “Guess we’ll have our own date night at home then,” he added and immediately regretted it. Even if he and Remus had just come to the fact that they were both attracted to one another and wanted to be together didn’t mean they were going to date after all.<br/>“Man, maybe I should stay home then,” James teased with a wide, boyish grin. He clearly wasn’t going to, but he did want to spend more time together with his flatmates, pleased that they seemed to get along so well. “Guess it’s gonna depend on who’s cooking.”