I like to think of them as OUR arrows

It wa strange how people often found it unsettling when Matt was unable to focus on meeting their eyes as he spoke. Kate had never found it odd, not until now. It almost amused her a little, the fact that she found it a little distracting, her own awareness that as Matt spoke he was actually able to meet her gaze. "And you're surprised that we ended in such a romantic dream?" Kate teased him. "A romantic guy like you gave Dream all the right tools to work with."

Matt had a very good point though. It was one of the many reasons why he made her stomach flutter at times. Why, even apart, she always thought about him and how she'd like to share her day with Matt.

The world they created with their hearts spoke exactly of that. Of the world they dreamed of, what they fought for.

Kate felt a little foolish at her awareness that her face felt a little warmer. Was she really blushing as he complimented her in her casual looks? She wasn't a blushy kinda girl. But then, she wasn't one that got excited over gowns either.

She followed Matt into the shop, joking about how she was confident that the Bishops had good credit even in an imaginary Paris. The shop, somehow as expected, was empty but lit, open. And almost waiting for them, were his suits on display.

"This was the black one?" Kate pointed both at Matt and the mannequin. Then, almost without thinking, she grabbed the mask and tried it on. Only to realize she couldn't see a thing.

Holding up her palms, she dropped them heavily as if realization just hit her. Right. A blind guy's mask. She peeled it off herself. "Guess this one won't work for you as good anymore." She grinned, before her attention came to a more familiar suit. Was she providing all the details to the red one?

She touched it, caressing the red fabric almost lovingly.

"It's the first time you see it," she stated in almost a sigh. Kate's attention then drifted to another corner of the room. There, in display, was her own purple suit.

Taking Matt's hand, she guided him only with her gaze. "And that would be me."