"Well, perhaps the next time our paths cross, I could arrange to have some on hand." Or they could next meet in Italy. Though, that was a faraway possibility. Jo was meant to be in Egypt for the foreseeable future.

Zach held tight to the cards he was dealt, his eyes surveying the questions, as well as the colored shapes. Most seemed rather harmless, but the one second from the right nearly had the poor man blushing. Hopefully, he wouldn't have a need to use it, even if that meant Jo won the game.

Zach was relieved the first question was simple. He wouldn't need to drink for something as simple as that. He smiled at Jo's answer. It was the expected one, though he loved to hear her speak of it, nonetheless. "You'll have to tell me sometime about the interesting things you discovered in London. I'm sure you strayed further than I ever did."

Now, it was his turn to answer.

You.

The thought skipped across his mind immediately, but he kept it tucked away. Zach didn't know how Jo would receive such a remark. Instead, he went with a safer answer, "Matching the exact right book with the exact right person." It was his passion, something he had knack for, and it was exhilarating when it was successful. "Though, I'm becoming rather fond of travel, as well."

He glanced down at his hand and thankfully found a yellow card with a circle on it. He place it down and read off the question. "If you were the opposite sex for one day, what would you do?" Zachariah blinked as he read it off, not quite sure how to answer. He hadn't really ever imagined himself as being able to function as a female, or, well, a traditional female. "I supposed I would spend a good deal of it trying to figure out how navigate in a skirt. I'm not so sure what else I would do that's terribly different. There are male and female bookshop owners."