"Maaaybe," Peter says innocently.

"Well, make your argument, then," she says, smirking.

"Well, did I say that I learned things with the fae? The thing is that they are not human and... let's say I know how to bridge the gap between their skills and human needs."

"All talk," she says, raising an eyebrow.

"I am more than glad to give you a practical demonstration," Peter says leaning closer.

"Are you?" she wonders, looking up at him.

"Of course! It's the most hospitable thing I could do."

"Hospitable, is that what you are?"

"That is certainly a word for it."

"I shall take it, I suppose," she sighs.

Well, no reason not to kiss her then.

Ooooooh!

...okay she'll tentatively believe him.

She should! He is a very good kisser.

(Even when he is nervous for her safety.)

Yep, she's getting that, but no need to inflate his ego even more, is there?

Yeah, Peter doesn't need an ego boost.

(He does need to get her somewhere with privacy.)

After enough flirting and token coyness she's glad to be led somewhere. The other fairies have long since shifted from affront to cheering, which causes her to blush again every now and then. A couple of the fairies who got naked to flirt with her are making out and that is too much for her poor brain—she very resolutely only peeks at them a little when she thinks no one will notice.

Great. Peter takes her to his room, where they should have privacy.

And oh my what would he like to do there, she wonders.

Well, it involves a lot of seductive looks while he takes her there...

...Which melts away when the door closes. He checks if things are truly privative and then turns to her. "I am sorry, but... humans need to be careful around fairies."

"—what?" she asks in confusion at the sudden change in demeanour.

"Fairies are not little creatures of the forest. For example: if you had accepted one's request for a dance they could've forced you to dance nonstop until dawn."

"oh"

"Yeah. I basically had to..." he waves vaguely, "do something that wouldn't end up with them mad at both of us."

"This sucks."