Yes, he does. He wants Danny to spell out every hilarious, little detail from the moment he slammed his beer on the counter. Or before that, even. Before when Steve wasn't paying attention, because he didn't know there was something to be paying attention to. That it wasn't just all systems go, a few beers and shooting the shit.
He knows he's already going to find himself watching Danny any time he interacts with someone now.
Has he missed it before? It's not something he can place to standing out in the last weeks. Which have been...busy, tight, heavy.
When there comes the first flicker of remembering he's headed back to that place, combined with the question of whether his prickly, snappish partner will stay. He really should stop feeling the at heavy resignation he tries to settle into his shoulders, down the muscles of his lower back, at the idea of being in that house without a distraction now. If the answer is no.
If he's just dropping himself off. Which he doubts while casting a sideways glance at Danny without saying any of those words, as he leaps on agreeing that silence will somehow last in the cab. When he he knows he's pushing, saying, broad lack of concern laced with too much rising challenge, "Oh, good. We'll just that now, then."
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He knows he's already going to find himself watching Danny any time he interacts with someone now.
Has he missed it before? It's not something he can place to standing out in the last weeks. Which have been...busy, tight, heavy.
When there comes the first flicker of remembering he's headed back to that place, combined with the question of whether his prickly, snappish partner will stay. He really should stop feeling the at heavy resignation he tries to settle into his shoulders, down the muscles of his lower back, at the idea of being in that house without a distraction now. If the answer is no.
If he's just dropping himself off. Which he doubts while casting a sideways glance at Danny without saying any of those words, as he leaps on agreeing that silence will somehow last in the cab. When he he knows he's pushing, saying, broad lack of concern laced with too much rising challenge, "Oh, good. We'll just that now, then."