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“I thought I already did.” A pause made. “Now.” He gave her a chance to react before he flashed a slight smile her way. “Okay…okay. Please?” He said as he leaned down to connect their lips for a small kiss.

“No, no you did not.” She folded her arms, waiting for him to utter the word the blonde wanted to hear. Of course he continued being difficult for his amusement. “Really? Ugh, can’t stand you.” Adjusting her weight on her feet once more, Lexi met him halfway for the kiss, unable to grin against his mouth. “You’re a work in progress, but I think we can make this work,” she smirked.

“Such denial, it’s not a good look for you, Lex. You know I’m hilarious.” He replied, before flashing the blonde a playful glance. “Well when you put it like that, I guess my personality can be adjusted.” He took a step closer to her. “Now kiss me.”

“Do I? Do I really?” She flexed an eyebrow at him before a brief chuckle. “I would like to again, but...” Rocking back and forth on her feet, flirting with her eyes and coy smile. “...you forgot to say the magic word.”

“You’re willing to try for me?” He glanced toward a nearby window before back at Lexi. “Okay, pigs aren’t flying so hell must have frozen over,” he teased. “So does that mean you’re willing to hang out with me, since you’re discovered this nice side to your personality and all.”

She groaned loudly, acting as if she was fed up with him. “Ugh. Shut up. Forget everything I said about being nice. Your jokes are so corny. I’ll work on my 'new’ personality trait if you work on yours too. If you do...you might get some more tippy-toe kisses. Like, come on, who could turn down such an amazing offer like that?”