Febs was baffled and a little irked with his non-answer, but she supposed she'd hear about it eventually. She was too tired, too relieved, to fight him on it now. There was no energy left in her to even think about it. She could easily sympathize with not having slept in a month- she'd actually gone a real month's time without a decent night's sleep. Without the story, she didn't exactly know what he'd gone through, but it would suffice to say they were both exhausted for one reason or another.

It was her turn to chuckle as she watched his eyes glance downward and back to hers before he leaned in to kiss her. It was like a soft sigh, an exhale that let go of all of the unease from the last month. Febs leaned into the kiss easily, hands sliding back a little, though she didn't let herself indulge in his hair just yet. Every ounce of her just wanted to be close to him, but the tenderness of the kiss wasn't lost on her and she didn't want to rush anything, not tonight.

"I missed you." She mumbled against his lips, leaning back ever-so-slightly, pressing her forehead to his.