"Come on, we gotta get there before it gets too busy!" Biana yelled as she dragged Tam by the hand. Her purple, sparkly knee-length dressed swished around her as she ran. Tam obediently followed her, not able to take his eyes off her. She was truly... beautiful. Something else. Tam blushed at the thought.

Breathing hard from the sprint, Biana and Tam stared into a rather large building, with a sleek yet brightly colored exterior. The inside, through the picture windows, held many couples, all dressed in their finest clothes, sitting in various tables throughout the restaurant.

Biana led Tam inside, and a waiter in a tuxedo much nicer than Tam's too-large one led them to a table towards the back.

Tam sat down across from Biana, her bright teal eyes glittering from excitement. Tam couldn't help but stare into them. She really was so, so beautiful...

"Tam, are you going to order, or...?" Biana asked, snapping him out of his haze.

Their waiter looked at him expectantly, his pen hovering over his a writing pad that he held in his hand. "Your drink, sir?"

"Oh, oh yeah. Um, I would like some lushberry juice, please?" He stuttered, slightly frazzled for no particular reason.

"And you, ma'am?" The waiter glanced at Biana once he finished writing Tam's order.

"Just some water," she responded, then looked over at Tam as the waiter left.

She smiled at him. Tam swore her smile lit up the entire restaurant. At the fact that she was smiling at him... well, it gave him this warm, tingly feeling in his gut that wouldn't go away. Not that he minded it.

"Tam... I really, really like you," Biana said, that smile of hers still visible on her face.

The warm feeling overcame Tam again, heat rising to his cheeks. "I really like you too, Biana," he replied as smoothly as possible.

Soon, it was time to order. They both placed theirs, and the wait for the food began.

Tam shifted uncomfortably in his seat. His suit-lent from Tiergan-was a bit too big for him, making his position not quite pleasant. And he hadn't been in such a fancy, high-end restaurant in years. All the loud noises and flashing lights gave him a slight headache.

Noticing his stiffness, Biana offered, "Hey, maybe we can get the food to-go when it gets here, and we can get out of this place." She leaned towards him from across the table.

Tam nodded, smiling as best he could. "Yeah, let's do that." Biana grinned at his response.

When the food came, she asked for it to-go, flashing Tam a quick glance, her eyes glittering.

The waiter swiftly took the food back and came back, the food in boxes inside a bag.

Biana thanked him, took the bag, and grabbed Tam's hand as they stood up. She pulled him towards the exit, and the watery light of Atlantis shone down on her, making her look even more angelic than before. Tam grinned at her as she excitedly pulled him across the streets, tugging him towards a new building.

The place was very large, and once Biana pulled Tam inside, he could see why.

Bright, glass-incased aquariums covered every wall of the room, filled with sea creatures of every color and shape that Tam could think of.

They sat down on a bench in the mostly-empty space. Biana took their dinner out of the bag, and as soon as Tam opened the lid to his, a delicious smell wafted up to his nose.

He politely began eating when Biana did, and they sat in a comfortable silence.

"This place is amazing," Tam spoke, breaking the silence. "How'd you find it?"

"My dad took me and Fitz here once. I guess I just fell in love with it. It's one of my favorite places to go, other than dress shops," She replied, resting her head on Tam's shoulder.

She abruptly stood, taking Tam's hand and dragging him down one of the water-covered halls.

"Look," she said, staring into a nearby tank. A multicolored, giant squid floated through the water. It was probably the most beautiful, graceful thing Tam had ever seen. Except for one person.

"Isn't it beautiful?" She asked, her teals eyes reflecting the glittering light from the water tank.

"Yeah," Tam breathed. His eyes traced her face, her shoulders, her arms. Even with her scars, she was amazing. Beautiful.

Biana glaces at him and caught him staring at her. "You know, Tam, I really like you."

Tam nodded, whispering, "I really like you too."

Their faces leaned towards each other's, until their lips were touching. Biana wrapped her arms around Tam's neck while he rested his hands gently on her waist.

And they kissed, the perfect ending to the perfect date, right there in front of the squid that Biana had called beautiful.

But Tam could think of nothing more beautiful than her.

A/N

Thanks for reading! And thanks to @Blerbeee for the idea for the Tiana date!

I tried writing from Tam's perspective... so yeah.

I'll have another one-shot (probably Sokeefe) out soon!