Daisy’s lips quirked up in a brighter smile, free hand wrapping a strand of blonde around her pointer finger, curling it up and letting it go as she browsed the drink menu, frothy cocktails and fruit-garnished mixed drinks as far as the eye could see. Double-digit prices for just about everything, save for beers and shots in the back of the booklet. “Well give me a time or place and we’ll Jack and Rose it up, yeah? And I’d like to see that soon, I bet it’s well sick.” There was no doubt that whatever Zander could etch out on the backs of discarded fliers and loose-leaf notebook paper would be a creation even more incredible than the last, and being able to be the first to lay eyes on his doodles was a privilege. She crossed her legs at the ankles and gazed up at him with a pout on her painted lips, tipping her head to rest on his shoulder as her widened eyes watched over his face. “But rum and coke doesn’t have those little fruit shish-kabobs in it, and it’s not pink either.” Daisy let her babyish voice take over, the one she used when she wanted to get her way (also used when talking to puppies and other small animals, as well as babies). It was one of her favorite past times, annoying Zander - it was just so easy to do. Even when he tried to act like he was all well and good with her shenanigans, the irritation was always evident in the way his lower lip would jut out just slightly, and his eyes would narrow. As he acquiesced to her wishes she gave a quiet giggle and shook her head, ultimately only kidding, pushing her luck to see just how far she could get him to go just to please her. “I’m just having a laugh, mate. I’ll just take a vodka and sprite, nothing fancy.” She pressed a kiss to his jawline and smudged off the purple print her lips had made with her thumb, tipping his chin down to press another to his mouth, this time. “You can buy me mozzarella sticks, though, if you must spend lots of money on me.”