Tosh let his hand move up to Brady's hair.  His fingers toyed with a few strands as he listened to Brady's explanation of why he had kept the information secret.  "I cannot hold it against you that you are related to the Captain in some way.  I can understand how your relatives and background might make it hard to get to know some people closer.  I don't think I could ever hope to even be friends with a native Angosian."  The man explained, but he showed no remorse over the fact.  He didn't really think he was missing out.  The man knew enough of his parent's home planet to know that his kind were generally not welcome there and were looked down upon.<br/><br/>"Aye, I do.  Every day, in fact.  He counts on me to keep you safe."  The man said, using the 'you' as a generality for all crew members, but the statement probably came out more personal than it should have.  Tosh didn't correct himself though.<br/><br/>He smiled when Brady pushed against him.  Tosh could have easily not budged as if he were part of the mountain itself.  Instead, he allowed Brady to push him over.  His thick arms came to encircle the young man.  Tosh heard what he said, but leaned in to kiss him again, pulling his hands up to cradle the back of his head.  Tosh knew exactly what he wanted to eat, but he didn't admit it.  For a long moment, he held the embrace and tasted of Brady's lips before pulling back.<br/><br/>"I hear the lake is good for fishing."  He commented, as if nothing had happened between his statement and the reply he gave.