"Good neighbor, I shouldn't have spoken in the first place." She ran a hand down his chin. "You don't look old. Except when you frown." She replied, softly. "Don't sound old. Don't act old." Her hand swept down, grabbing a handful of his robe, raising her brows. "If you feel old, I can fix that."

"With you, I'm ageless." He tucked a hand under her chin. Then couldn't stop giggling. "We keep this up, we're not going to get any older." He swapped his hands under her arms and dropped them both back on the captain's bed.

Barbara laughed, but quietly, running a hand through his hair. "Captain finds us, we won't. Have to tell her, though." She said, resignedly. "At least we can make a scene she won't forget, right, birdman?" She asked, leaning up to kiss him again.