When Obi-Wan kisses his nose, Klaus wrinkles it fondly and then nods as he pulls away, letting go of Obi-Wan to tuck a few loose curls behind his ears. Now that he's said it out loud and Obi-Wan has given him such reassurances, Klaus is almost eager to start.

"Yes, that sounds good." It doesn't even occur to Klaus to be nervous about leaving a notebook full of his most intimate thoughts and fears at Obi-Wan's place, because he knows that Obi-Wan would not violate his privacy by reading it. At the same time, Klaus isn't even so sure he would mind Obi-Wan seeing it, at this point. Obi-Wan already knows him more than anyone else ever has.

After pulling on his shoes, Klaus sits up and picks up his phone and wallet from the coffee table to tuck them into his jeans. "Do you know a place, or should I look one up?"