When the glass was offered the mage took it with a mumbled thanks and tapped her glass against Emma's. She took a few sips, then a few more as she savoured the deep red wine. It, like everything else, was delicious. This meal, this setting was the perfect way to finish off a perfect, if unconventional, day. She nodded along with Emma's comment. She hoped it was a long time before they had to part ways. With that thought she began to think of ways to stall going to the mage's academy because she knew that only those with magical aptitude were allowed to remain within its walls. She also knew with her studies she would not have much free time to enjoy Emma's company. Even the thought of not being around her guardian filled her with a sadness that she found surprising.<br/><br/>She shook her head slightly to banish those thoughts. That was a problem for tomorrow. Emma had gone to some trouble to make this night's meal romantic and she would not let her effort be in vain. Her bright blue gaze lifted to Emma's face and she favoured her with a soft smile between bites. She could not help herself, seeing this goddess of a woman before her she could not be sad.<span style="color: indigo"> "So, any other surprises I should know about or is this amazing meal the last of them for tonight?"</span>She asked with a sweet smile as her eyes flicked over to the bag of item that Emma had procured.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>