"It's kind of hit-or-miss around here; we get more rain than the rest of the state, because of how close to the north-west we are, but then there are a lot of nice days, like this." He grinned a bit, catching sight of the stairs up to the little restaurant. "We can sit inside, if you want, too. It's up to you, you're the guest and everything."

Sulu realized then that he still had his arm over Ianto's shoulder and that it... wasn't really necessary now that the crowd was thinned out to a more manageable level. But it'd be awkward to just pull away, especially now that he'd noticed it, and besides, it was probably safer to not let go until they were up the stairs. He didn't want to lose the other boy, that was for sure.