[They've managed to find a decent blend of their preferences, dark but rich colours, cozy without being overly cluttered. Fortunately they're both fond of the general aesthetic of the city, which saved them from having to miracle up too much furniture.]

Thanks.

[It's sort of weird, having people in their shared space, entirely different from Crowley's own flat in Mayfair, or his one in Duplicity, but he'll likely get used to it eventually.

He waits until the reveal of the cake, at which point his eyebrows go up and he gives an impressed whistle.]

And here I was planning to pass this off as my own work. Don't think my husband would buy it, looking at it now.

[He's joking.

Probably.]