"Oh, I'm sure if he thinks very hard about it the memory will resurface."

A look. "Of course he will. I'll just let him know." He tilts his head. "Oh, what's that? He still says no."

Sadde stands up and walks up to Theo, leaning down until he's less than an inch away from his face. "Still no?"

"Um."

Theo pecks Sadde on the lips, then says, "Yep. Still no."

He laughs then grabs Theo's hair and starts kissing him. A little bit more passionately than the situation calls for.

"Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm."

Theo responds quite happily for a bit, then pushes Sadde away. "We're in a cafeteria, y'know. It might not be wholly appropriate."

"I know. I'm just reminding you of the good things of life," he says, as he returns to his seat, "so ephemeral, so easy to misplace or forget."

"Ah yes, I could have forgotten, and how terrible that would be," Theo responds, smiling. "Anyway, the bell's probably gonna go soon, so perhaps we should stop scaring Willow and actually eat? You know, since we have food and all?"

"Sure," he says, and noms, then looks at Willow. "What are you gonna wear to the party tomorrow?"

Theo also noms! And cannot respond with what Willow will wear, since he is neither a telepath nor precognitive, nor does he know her or her wardrobe well enough to guess.

As to what he'll wear, like he knows, it's tomorrow. He doesn't have to worry about that until like 15 minutes beforehand and he'll probably go smart casual.

She looks between the two of them. "Are you sure it's a good idea to go...?"

"Suppose you're a vampire, and you discover the largest concentration of stupidity and hormones on the city will happen tomorrow night. What do you do?"

Not a question for him, presumably, but actually that's a good point.

He wonders how many people have been attacked by vampires at this sort of thing before and looks briefly sad.

"Oh. Yeah, um."

"So you see, Willow," he says, looking at Theo, "it would be just terrible if some of the only people who had a clue about this stuff couldn't go because they weren't invited, wouldn't it. So it's a jolly good thing our dearest friend Theo did, in fact, invite us."

Theo makes a face again, kinda resigned to the fact, and doesn't disagree.

Great way to kill his mood, though.

"And of course in the meantime we can have some fun, too."

Theo tries to seem less sad and successfully ends up on 'kinda horrifically neutral'. 

He's not sure he wants to hear the response, but he says, "I hope you don't plan on ruining anything."

"Whatever could you possibly mean."

Theo rolls his eyes in response.

"Well but I'm serious! Why would I wanna ruin anything? It's a party!"

Theo raises his eyebrows.

"What!"