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"Go in the summer then." Kasei said, smiling a little at that. "The summers are nice, you won't get to see the northern lights or anything like that but you'll still be able to see wildlife." She told him, recalling the summers of her youth where the grasses grew tall and all the animals were all out and about after the frigid winter. Summer was always something to look forward to when you lived in Alaska, although admittedly while the wildlife could be wondrous to behold it was also something to make one wary as it was more than a little dangerous sometimes.

She watched him clench and unclench his fingers. His shoulder was acting up now, after the show and was probably needing to take painkillers again. Her mind flitted back to the event that caused it and held back a grimace. Whatever was happening with Tyler needed to be sorted out and soon...But she tried not to think about it right now. Not with Zack and not when they were trying to have a somewhat positive evening. She was sure he probably didn't want to hear more about the police being failures right now either. When he spoke up, she looked back from the lights of the city and nodded. She hadn't thought about it since she'd left the venue, but something to eat would be welcome now, especially since it was getting late. "Yeah, that would be nice." She said, smiling slightly.



Jukka frowned at her, shaking his head. "Nonsense, you are stunning." He said after a moment, with a smile. She was beautiful to him, unlike many of the fake looking women he had seen in various bars and clubs with tits up to their chins and bleached blonde hair. He didn't like a lot of those types of women, because while they certainly drew the eye there was usually nothing genuine about them.

When Sam asked what Tanner's last name was, he smiled. A sort of mischievous smile that meant she may have difficulty with it. "Välkkynen." He said, once and smoothly, slowing down the word so she might hear the pronunciation better. What got a lot of Americans was that the Y was pronounced much like a U and some people just from the get go weren't sure what to do with it when reading it aloud. It almost always was amusing to the Ranger members to watch people's faces when reading his name.



"...Right." Kit said, supposing he had a point there. She just didn't want to guilt Vic into doing something that he just really didn't want to do, because that would take the fun out of it and while she had liked dancing with Victor, but she wasn't sure he was overfond of it. She was about to tell him that when all of a sudden he grasped her wrist and started heading off towards the dance floor. "Alright, I just didn't want to guilt you into it." She told him, smiling as they passed a few people sitting at tables and some dancers who were departing. "Well, good. That is good for you, right?" Kit asked Victor. Being more sober depending on how comfortable he was could either make things better or worse.

Jukka laughed. "I like how ready you are to tease him about his newfound hobby." He stated, smirking. Honestly, it was something he would probably do to his bandmates. He couldn't really imagine Kasei liking dancing either, she wasn't really the type to like to do such things as it seemed every time she did she seemed very uncomfortable like the time that she and Ville danced at a friend's wedding.