"Of course." Mateo gently grasps the roll with his telekinesis and draws it to his lips to take a small bite. It is good; not too sweet, the perfect amount of sticky. He was not particularly hungry, but that didn't ever matter. There was always room in his stomach, which he personally found baffling but convenient. He takes advantage of his chewing to think of what game to propose. Hide and go seek? Gods no, too childish. Anyway he'd like for them to do the opposite of hide from one another. A round of cards or dice? Too boring. Charades? Too many opportunities for embarrassment.
Finally, he finds the one he had been searching for. It was perhaps a little childish, but it gave him the opportunity to practice lying-- a skill he considered extremely useful, yet did not have the heart to exercise on a regular basis. "The game is two truths and a lie. We each say three things about ourselves, one which is not true. The goal is to guess what the other's lie is." His eyes linger closely on her expression, looking to see if she is unimpressed or disinterested.
"Might I have your name before we begin?" Another bite of the pastry disappears into the black hole of his stomach. He licks the icing from his lips, although the gesture is not nearly as sultry or graceful as he imagines, and he smiles sweetly at the beautiful stranger.
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@Mesnyi
