Kerr slid his wallet into his back jeans pocket and his keys into the side one, glancing around to figure out where to view the photos and put in their orders. Ben's words gave him pause and he tilted his head momentarily before leaning down to peck his lips. The fact that they needed to reconnect after he'd left was more than the point his lover was making, he thought, but it was all important. Their relationship was worth the effort.
His hand remained on Ben's shoulder, his thumb brushing against the side of his neck. "It is," he agreed, resisting the urge to gush too much about how spending time alone with Ben gave him the stability he needed to interact with the rest of the world. "It's your turn, next time. I like the idea of doing something on your list of preferred activities," he grinned, wondering what Ben might like to do. Would he stick to 'normal' tasks like tonight's bridge climb? Kerr's smile was alight with curiosity.
"Think we could try to make this a regular thing?" he enquired, taking Ben's hand and leading him towards the photography booth that was set up close to the exit. Some of the other couples had left, others were standing scattered about the area, poring over iPads that seemed to have all the photos from the night on them. The couple that had got engaged on the bridge were having a very in-depth discussion with the photographer behind the counter. She'd been the lead during the climb, snapping the portraits with prejudice - if they hadn't looked good, she'd snapped extras photos until they were.
