Arthur and Kiku's Room

His hand was now on the door handle, grinning a little at Alfred's reply. "Oh, I don't know. If the surprise isn't pretty enough, I may not be able to spare the poor and pitiful soul that yells like some banshee outside my door!"

He opened the door, ready to ask what Alfred was up to now, when the words got stuck in his throat at the sight of the visitor outside of his room. Alfred had actually made an effort today, tie done up properly and hair looking somewhat combed down (Except for that one strand that was always, always the exception). As well as the ever present grin on his face.

He then realised he was gaping. "W-well?" Stuttering added to the embarrassment of gaping "What did you want? What surprise are you talking about?"

Alfred rose his brows and smirked playfully as the door opened. Arthur looked really cute like that, gaping at him. So, his heartbreaker appearance had the desired effect and he was so proud. "A banshee? Really, Artie?" He said, still keeping his smirk.

Cue tickets. With a swift motion of his arm and a skillful flick of his fingers, he pulled said tickets from his back and winked, letting Arthur look at it properly. The tickets were colourful with sparkles and rainbows and a unicorn. "So, wanna go with me?"

He wanted to see Arthur's reaction so badly and could hardly hold back his grin.

His eyes narrowed a little as he saw the very confident, assuming smirk. "Yes! A banshee. You remind me a lot of them, you know incredibly loud and -"

Alfred waved a pair of tickets in his face. Very colourful, sparkly looking tickets with rainbows and.. and a unicorn on it. "W-why on earth would I want to go to somewhere like that?"

Never mind the unicorn plushie that could easily be seen in the room.

He grabbed one of the tickets from Alfred's and stared at it. Magical Rainbow Theme Park, the tickets were for. He looked at Alfred, then back down at the ticket. "I-I suppose you've gone through the effort to get the tickets. So it wouldn't hurt I suppose". He mumbled quietly, his stare still very much on the ticket and avoiding Alfred at all cost.

Alfred faked a hurt and unknowing expression. "You don't like it? I thought you were into unicorns and that stuff...and I was actually trying to make you happy and cheer you up a lil' bit after all that Valentine's stress!"

His whole face seemed to have brightened the moment Arthur took one of the tickets. He almost squealed. Almost. No need to lose his dignity now.

"AWESOME!" He jumped excitedly and turned to leave. "Get ready, I'll meet you in thirty minutes in front of the school gate! Make yourself pretty!" Alfred laughed and ran off to change into his hang-out-and-not-date outfit.