NAK Drabbles [Ghost Adventures] ✔

4. My Dear [on a date]

PROMPT: on a date (and added a bit of Nakota!Fam feels)
RATING: teen and up
WARNINGS: language, innuendos, and beautiful fluff

SUMMARY: Husbands and fathers, Zak and Nick, are out on a date

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Zak's eyes twinkle with laughter in the low light of the private restaurant they are in. They look like sapphire diamonds with how they wink at Nick from across the table. Dimples are practically permanent on the older man's face from the amount of bad puns and jokes Nick was tell him and Nick loved how Zak was laughing at practically everything he said. Dinner had been gone from between them about ten minutes ago and now they were just waiting on their shared desert. 

A glass of whiskey is in Zak's hand and the sphere ice cube swirls as Zak twirls the glass around. Nick raised his own glass of whiskey in his hand and takes a drink from it, loving the rich flavor on his tongue. Everything glistens around the pair tonight and the younger man feels as though he is in a rose-tinted world. 

"I'm so glad we could get out of the house and away from Dakota for a bit," Zak smiles softly, twirling his whiskey glass.

Nick nods, reaching across the table to take his husbands fallen hand, "We needed this."

Zak squeezes, "We so do."

"Any way we can encourage your mother to hold Dakota till tomorrow?" Nick raises an eyebrow and smirks.

The older man rolls his eyes at his husband, "I don't see why not. She loves that boy more than she loves me, I swear!"

Nick laughs, "Dakota's a good boy. I'm sure he is far better behaved than you were, dear."

Zak smiles wildly, "I wasn't that bad, Nick!"

"Uh huh," Nick doesn't believe his husband for one second, "While Dakota will ask us if he wants us to set the table, you probably were out and about terrorizing the neighborhood when you were his age."

Zak's smile fades and he pouts, "I was not."

"Uh huh," Nick replies again with a teasing grin, "I'm sure the neighbors would say differently."

Sapphire eyes narrow in on Nick, "Like you were any different."

"So! You don't deny it!" Nick cries out with a victory laugh.

"Missing the point, dear," Zak smirks, "You were the same way when we were little and you never quite grew out of it."

Leaning forward, Nick has a mischievous glint in his eyes that Zak has seen far too many times, "But ya married me anyway."

Zak leans forward too and presses his lips to Nick's softly. His fingers run over the golden wedding band on Nick's hand, "That I did."

Sitting back in his seat, Zak takes another swig of his whiskey. His sapphire eyes glistening in such a way that Nick is resisting the urge to move over into the seat next to Zak and do some very private things in their public space. Instead, Nick turns his attention to the rest of the restaurant, looking for their waiter and their desert. 

"Damn, where is that waiter," Nick mumbles.

"Why you wondering?" Zak smirks and scoffs a bit.

Nick turns to look back at his husband, "I want to go home."

Zak huffs lightly and rolls his eyes, "Horny bastard."

Tongue-to-cheek, Nick replies with a wide grin, "Only for you, my dear."

Zak takes another drink of his whiskey, finishing it off, "It better be only me."