"Yes... a very bite-y rabbit, but once he settled down, he was surprisingly well-behaved. He even curled up in my waistcoat for a little nap." Which might explain some of Crowley's grouchiness. "But nobody else seemed perturbed at being pulled out of my hat. You're right, Balthazar, it's probably not worth worrying about."
As it happens, he quite agrees with Balthazar that there is no point in being cute if that cute is not acknowledged. He continues to pet Balthazar behind the ears, rewarding his tiniest fan.
"There was a bowl of peanuts at the bar when we came in. And thank you, Balthazar, I've been practicing mundane magic for a while now." He gives Crowley an exceptionally smug look, one that softens when the other angel compliments their outfits. "Although obviously it's Crowley who's stealing the show in that number. I could have fumbled all my tricks and I don't think anyone would have noticed."
Yes, he's laying it on a little thick, but at the end of the day, it's this beautiful demon that he's taking back home with him, and he wants him to feel loved and appreciated for all his trouble.
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As it happens, he quite agrees with Balthazar that there is no point in being cute if that cute is not acknowledged. He continues to pet Balthazar behind the ears, rewarding his tiniest fan.
"There was a bowl of peanuts at the bar when we came in. And thank you, Balthazar, I've been practicing mundane magic for a while now." He gives Crowley an exceptionally smug look, one that softens when the other angel compliments their outfits. "Although obviously it's Crowley who's stealing the show in that number. I could have fumbled all my tricks and I don't think anyone would have noticed."
Yes, he's laying it on a little thick, but at the end of the day, it's this beautiful demon that he's taking back home with him, and he wants him to feel loved and appreciated for all his trouble.