Well, it had been up until Hudson asked that question. Don Juan blinked and tried not to look too off-balance. The truth was that he didn't remember enough of the night in question to know exactly why Hudson had refused him; he remembered the feelings involved as he'd left more than he did any of the specific words exchanged. He suspected that admitting this would be a bad move, though. Certain degrees of intoxication could pass for cute — giggling too much, being extra sensitive, saying sweet things one might not normally. Being unable to remember the specifics of an argument they'd had certainly wasn't cute.

"I overstepped," he said, which was his way of saying yes, but also don't be mad; I'm sorry about it. He might even say the word sorry, if he had to, but he'd rather leave it as implied if he could get away with it. "I get it. And it won't happen again."

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