Humor lingered between them, laughter in her gaze even as he turned the conversation to something more serious.  In truth she'd been so interested in the stars, and him, to notice that the sounds of the game had faded away.  She was glad of the darkness as she blushed slightly, embarrassed that she'd let herself become so distracted that the world around them had faded away, all but the stars and the passion they seemed to share for them.<br/><br/>"Of course," she finally managed to respond, her voice slightly husky as her own thoughts turned to things they could do beneath the stars that had nothing to do with astronomy.  "I'd like that.  It's so peaceful up here, quiet.  It almost feels like we're the only people on the island..." she trailed off, sure that she was reading too much into his request.<br/><br/>She was glad for the change of topic, the awkwardness falling away again as she laughed softly.<br/><br/>"I think I like the Greek view of him better," she admitted.  "I have always loved Cassiopeia.  I'm not even sure why.  This really is a fantastic place to view the stars.  I wonder if we could turn off the outside lights sometime..."