“Oh, I made some cookies and some cake,” Santiago had his eyes on the bag for a moment, as if trying to remember which cookies and cake he had just packed, so he also noticed Blaine grabbing the handle and locking one of his fingers with one of his own. He smiled at it, looking up and smiling even more when he noticed the pink on Blaine’s cheeks. He likes seeing Blaine like this - happy, comfortable, enjoying himself. Especially after everything he heard from him, the bad memories and stuff the other has gone through. Santiago likes to think Blaine deserves to be this happy. If only he could give him this somewhere else. Santiago checked Blaine’s outfit when he mentioned it, finally eyeing him from head to toe and then, to be funny, gave him a thumbs up. “I think you look great. But then again, you always do. So it’s hard for me to tell. Maybe a little greater than usual…” he smiled, teasing him just enough. He let Blaine lead the way to the beach, it wouldn’t take long for them to get there anyway. “I mean… Me too. I also feel like they’d give us the flower shop instead of a boat. How do we even ask for stuff? Like, do we just yell?” Santiago frowned, letting himself laugh. “Or maybe whisper loud enough inside our places? Who knows,” he made a face, looking around and then back at Blaine. “I say we did a pretty good job picking our first stop. And our fist date. You’re right, it’s pretty romantic. Wait until you see, and not only smell, what I got going on here,” he smiled, pointing at the bag.
Blaine hadn't been expecting a thumbs up, so when he saw the other man exhibit the gesture, he couldn't help but laugh and raise his eyebrows. "Well, thank you! I can't say I've ever been given a thumbs up before, but I guess there's a first time for everything. Cute. But, thank you, Santi. That's very sweet of you. Seriously," he grinned, turning his attention down to the ground as they walked. "I think we might need to just come outside and yell really loud. Or, hell, maybe even yelling indoors would work, you know? We just need to be real annoying about it and hope they choose to get us to shut up by giving us what we ask for instead of... less pleasant alternatives," he said, wrinkling his nose up a little at the thought before shaking his head. "I agree. We definitely did. Watching the sunset on a remote, probably uncharted Island. Now all we need to do is find a coconut and name him Wilson, right? He could be the officiant for any future island weddings, since it would seem we're all trapped here for years to come," he chirped thoughtfully, then shook his head at himself as they headed down the street. It was a little surreal how normal this felt now, how much they'd all adapted to being kidnapped and finding comfort in the situations they were in. But he just supposed that was a human fight or flight response. "I can't wait to see and taste what you made, Santi. I'm sure it's going to be awesome, and I can't wait to try and top it next time." He winked over at the other man, then made his way down one of the wooden sets of stairs that led onto the beach. On the last step, he toed his shoes off, then stepped out of them and onto the sand. He breathed in as much of the salty air as he could, which was notably different than New York's ocean air in many different aspects, but the most prominent being the lack of hot dog carts and pollution. "Damn, I... haven't actually been to a real beach before. The closest you can get in New York is like... a bench overlooking the water on a cement sidewalk."