Vince's sigh is loud, dramatic, as if Dakota's presence next to him had not only ruined his night but had the potential to ruin his entire week as well. It didn't, not really, for the most part, except for a comment that he'd made a couple of weeks prior, the detective seemed rather harmless. "I only walked in, wasn't my intention to turn heads, detective — but here I am, turning them anyway, comes with the territory, including your's, it seems." A wicked, almost infuriatingly cocky grin spreads on his lips. "If you keep gravitating toward me like this, I might think you're hot for me - for the record, I didn't steal your hot dog, you dropped it, I'm a victim."
Noticing Dakota's gaze following his, he averts it to the detective's face instead, chuckling. "— Halloween isn't really my thing." Vincente admits, "I'm saving my energy for this weekend" The leader turns his gaze away from him again. "What are you supposed to be?"
"Ah, wow, it does appear your head is much bigger and it's not part of a costume." He teased as he looked away with a head shake. "I am a first responder, you know? That was my nourishment as part of a 12 hour shift, the least you could do is respect that and buy me another--but you left me high and dry." Dakota raised a brow, "This weekend? What's this weekend?"
He sighed, gesturing to his costume, "I don't think it can be any more painfully obvious that I'm captain america." He held a hand up, "but cool it, I found it at the thrift store."















