Trixie was content to stay there forever, relaxed against him, just being... happy. It was lovely, the feeling of contentment that settled over her. Her eyes only fluttered open when he pulled back, and she offered him a light smile, her focus on him despite the eccentric surroundings. "I'd love to. Lead the way." She said lightly, moving with him off the dancefloor and keeping a hold of his hand.

Matt smiled and nodded, gently taing her hand so they could weave their way through the crowded club, until they got outside. As he stepped foot through the door the crisp, cold air hit him with a surprise, as did the now pitch black air. "We were in there for longer than I thought" he said, raising his eyebrows a little. "We could go walk down on the beach, if you like? It shold hopefully be a little more peaceful" he suggested, staring off at the fountain.

Trixie followed him lightly, blinking in surprise at the cold blast of air. "You think?" She teased, squeezing his hand gently. "Yeah, that sounds lovely. Very romantic." She joked, staying close at his side as they began the walk. She seemed a little cold, but she ignored the feeling and simply adjusted her dress a bit.

"Just the..nice scenery" Matt smiled, starting off down towards the beach, crossing the road so it was less crowded as they walked. He looked down as they made their way there, tilting his head. He didnt say anything, or ask, instead took his jacket off and wrapped it round her shoulders, albeit a bit relieved. He was warmer than he should have been, especially stood in the club.

Trixie glanced up at him as he set his jacket over her shoulders, smiling at him happily. "Thank you." She said lightly, pulling it tighter around her and putting her arms through the sleeves. After, she took his hand and gently slid it around her waist, walking at his side in content silence. "I think this could be a new fashion statement, honestly. Don't I look just fabulous?" She asked sarcastically.

"So you're starting a whole new fashion trend, is that it" Matt asked playfully, giving her a small nudge. "Yes, you look brilliant" he added, stepping over the small wall blocking the path through the trees down to the beach. He kicked up the sand and dust underneath their feet, quickly catching a glance of the beach s they did so. It was pretty much completely deserted, much to his relief.

"That's exactly it." Trixie nodded, kicking her heels off before they got on the beach. "I would expect you to tell me nothing less." She teased, following him happily. She stuck herself close to his side, looking ahead of her for the water intently.

Matt smiled, stepping off the path onto the beach in a couple more minutes. He looked down at the sand, watching the patterns their feet created as they walked. He sat himself down as they neared the sea, but not too close, pretty much pulling Trixie down with home. "So, what do you suppose we do after tonight? Will you wanna see me again?" he asked, though he was only half joking.

Trixie watched the waves lap at the shore in content silence, enjoying the feeling of the sand against her feet. She watched him sit down, smiling as he pulled her down too. She pressed herself gently into his side, laying her head on his shoulder. "I think we should spend time together. Maybe, maybe, move in together eventually. I'd definitely wanna see you again, but don't press me on it or I might change my mind." She teased.

"Look if you changed your mind I can safely say id be sliiightly hurt" Matt smiled, stroking her hair as she rested a head on his shoulder. "Me too though. As in I'd like to spend more time with you, after this. And..Am I allowed to apologise again? Or will that be too depressing for us to both sit here and think about" he asked, watching as the waves rolled up, swallowing the ones in front before receding back, to repeat its own actions.