Her eyes closed as she felt his lips against hers. She kissed him back, almost shyly at first, then melting into the kiss. One hand of hers gently ran through his hair, while the other gently rested on his cheek.

Albert smiled into the kiss, as he felt her starting to relax. The hand on her neck started to gently caress it. He was glad that she kissed him back, it meant that this feeling or what it was, was mutual. With the other hand, he stroked her long, black hair, slightly moving it away from her face.

The tiniest moan escaped her throat as he caressed her neck. She kissed him just slightly harder, getting lost in the kiss. She forgot about everything except for the feelings she was feeling for him right now. The back of her fingers absent-mindedly and gently stroked the contours of his face as the kiss continued.

When lack of air became kind of hard to bear, he broke the kiss, the same charming, yet sincere smile on his face. His hand remained in her hair, as his brown eyes locked with her blue ones.

A small smile lit up her face as she silently just looked at him, his brown eyes so hypnotising. A pretty blush coloured her cheeks as her brain struggled with something to say.

Albert slightly bit his lip as he kept looking into her eyes, as if trying to see through her. But, in order to not make things awkward, he broke his gaze first and took just another sip of wine.

"You want to dance again?" she asked after a small pause. She felt that she couldn't sit still and she'd rather dance. Besides, that way she could once again be close to him and he was a great dancer which she thought was a great added bonus.

Albert chuckled a bit and nodded. "I would love to," he said, as he put the glass back down on the table and got up from his chair.

She smiled. "Great." She always was nervous at dates and friendly catch-ups because she never knew what to say. Around close friends she was quite childish and she always worried about saying the wrong thing around others. And with Albert, she didn't want to screw things up, because she rather liked him. So dancing was an excuse to able to be close to him and not necessarily have to talk and be self-concious.

He held out his hand to her and, once she took it, he lead her once again to the dancefloor. It was another slow song and he was actually glad that the dance scene from earlier was going to repeat itself. His arm went gently around her waist, while he slightly took in her scent, closing his eyes for just a moment.

She smiled, laying her head gently on his shoulder. As they swayed and danced slowly, she murmured into his ear. "I'm really glad we met tonight..."

He smiled and continued to move slowly. He closed her eyes once again. "Me too... Trust me," he whispered, her breath hot in her ear and on the side of her neck.

She draped her arms around his neck, her fingers playing in his hair. "Much more fun than a night at home watching Disney," she joked softly.

"We could do that too," he smiled with a slight shrug. "Disney movies are at my place, and also some very good champagne."

She grinned. "Yay, sounds great. I trust you've only got the classics," she said with a smile. "I can't stand the new stuff..."

"Me neither!" he smiled. "But I love the classics."

She grinned. "Thank goodness for that," she replied. "I might've had to pretend I didn't know you if you'd said you liked the new stuff," she joked.

He chuckled, as he continued to slowly spin her around on the dancefloor.

"Let's finish this dance and go..." she murmured into his ear, gently nibbling on his ear.

He smirked, slightly biting his lip at that. So, she was ready for that. He had never been more glad that one of his favourite songs ended. As it did, he smirked to her and lead her back to the table.

She smirked slightly, finishing the rest of her drink, mischievousness dancing in her eyes. She located her wallet, paying her half. "Shall we? It's been so long since I've watched an old Disney..." she said with a smirk.

When Albert saw Madison paying her own half, he searched his wallet and paid for everything, then let Madison's money on the table in order for her to get them. As she spoke, he smirked once again. "We shall," he nodded and got up from his chair.

She couldn't help but smile slightly as he paid for the whole thing. "You didn't have to..." she told him.

"Oh, yes I did," he replied with a smile. "As a thanks for tonight," he added with a wink.

She grinned. "I reckon it will only get better," she replied cheekily.