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Hatori pulled away his eyes wide. He had no idea why he did that...."Gomen nesai!!" He bowed low, pressing his forehead to the floor.."I...Watashi...watashi wa baka...gomen ne...." Hatori could not believe himself. He just gave away his first kiss...ever...He gave it to someone he only knew for one day. Hatori was surprised to see tears on the floor beneath him. He was so weak. His first kiss was gone and he was crying like a baby because of it.

"Ah...? Why are you appologizing...?" Hatori looked up at him. "You did nothing wrong...I was the one who...who kissed you..We've only known each other for a day...and yet I still...That was rude of me. I beg your forgiveness..." he bowed again, hoping the man didn't hate him.

Hatori's eyes widened. The kiss was reassuring in itself and he closed his eyes to it, loving the feeling. When it was over, he smiled up at Akira. "You mean it...? You aren't mad...?" He again reminded himself of a child. Suddenly, his stomach grumbled angrilly and he remembered how hungry he was. "Let's...Let's go to the restaurant." He smiled. Akira didn't hate him.

Hatori blushed at the third kiss and kissed him back, then watched him go. He felt an odd swooping feeling and he wanted to just burst out in song. That was odd...sort of like in the movies. He stood up, finding himself grinning like a cat before grabbing an umbrella and walking over to Akira's. He knocked on the door and waited for him to come out, a slight blush on his cheeks. He tried to wipe the smile off his face, but it stayed in his eyes.

Hatori smiled and leaned forward, kissing him softly. "A date...? Yes.." He grinned again. "I guess it would..." He looked Akira over, and then looked into his eyes. "You look great. Let's go." He began to walk, and once they entered the rain, he opened the umbrella and pulled Akira close to himself so he wouldn't get wet.

Hatori squeezed Akira's hand, smiling. "It was my first kiss, too. But this isn't my first date..." Hatori's face grew grim as he reflected upon the memories. He then shook his head, freeing himself from them. "Anyways...oh, there's Burnacelli's." He said poiting up the road with their conjoined hands. There was a large sign over the opening to a VERY nice looking restaurant...There were valet parkers standing outside and a person to open the door for you.

Hatori smiled at him. "Don't worry, you look fine. They know me here, so you don't have to worry about anything." He walked up to the doorman who, recognizing him, bowed and said, "Welcome, Shinigami-san." The name 'Shinigami' meant 'guardian of death' and Hatori had always hated it, especially since he was a doctor. He nodded and walked into the restaurant after giving the doorman his umbrella. He never once broke holding hands with Akira. He walked up to the seating assistant and, without even talking to him, gave him a $50. The seating assistant nodded and walked them back to a private room.