[The hair ruffle earns him a chortle and a shake of her head.]

Good. And sunset's not for a while, so we're good. [For now, anyway. Though she's not particularly worried about it.]

After a couple of months, I started setting an alarm for sunset so I'm not accidentally out when I shouldn't be. And another one for moonrise, but that one's mostly for my own benefit. I've only been out that late a couple of times... and it was fine.

[That's a whole lot of information he wasn't even asking for, but she'd felt the need to explain, so there it was.

Either way, she manages a smile.]

Sounds good to me.