It was as though the coffee was fully beginning to course through her veins, the girl feeling entirely animated and energetic now that the prospect of their afternoon held shopping. She hardly expected that Frost would agree to the notion of buying her jewelry, that alone felt so decidedly intimate. It was something she might have expected Kato to do - not that he would give her such a gift, she feared. But the idea of her Alpha buying her such a present made her smile, the girl willing to push on every aspect of that offer that she'd prompted from him. It was the notion that she preferred a man that took charge that saw the laugh escape from her. "I do indeed. But even Kato knows that sometimes, you need to let me take the lead," She teased, pulling him so expertly around those jewelry cases. It was odd to see her Alpha look so out of place in a room, and the girl found herself wholly amused by it all.

She was kidding, entirely so, when she suggested the engagement ring. It had been a test of sorts, to see what his reaction might have been. She was relieved - especially with the inner turmoil that plagued her presently - to hear him suggest the necklace instead. An engagement ring might have been too far, the girl doubting that Kato would be too pleased to find another man's diamond upon her finger. There were lines in their relationship that she wouldn't cross, not even with Frost, even if those lines were hazy and blurry at best. She knew the way that Kato disliked Frost, just as Frost disliked Kato. And yet they put up with each other for the soul reason being that both men made Edie so overwhelmingly happy.

The girl continued to fuss and protest about being sent from the building, and yet a direct command from her Alpha was not one that she would ignore. Instead she put out those instructions, setting off outside to sit on the bench in the strip, sulking ever so slightly at the very idea of it all. She supposed it was only fair, really, that it would be a surprise. After all, the black gown she had within her bag would be a surprise too, would it not? She was sure that Frost would find her nothing short of beautiful in the gown, and the idea that she might get that kind of praise enough to make her smile even before Frost stepped back out onto the strip. She didn't question the jewelry, instead willing to allow the surprise - for now.

"I have everything I need," The girl replied, giving her Alpha a nod as she stood to stand beside him, easily reaching down to take his hand once again as she let him lead her back to the hotel. She didn't like the heat much, she decided, the feeling of it so decidedly unlike the weather she was used to in Sacrosanct and back home in England. It was too hot, too muggy, to ready to take her breath away. She was glad then, when they arrived back at the hotel and that blast of air conditioning hit her. Ah, she could never live in the desert. "It's too hot here," She commented finally as they stepped onto the elevator. "It reminds me of Africa. I didn't like it much there. It was so hot, and even the shade didn't give you relief." It was perhaps the first notion of conversation she'd really had about Africa with her companion, though he hadn't exactly inquired about anything else about her trip.

Any thoughts of Africa were cut off the instant that the elevator doors opened and she laid eyes on the penthouse suite that Frost had purchased for their stay in Vegas. It was... exquisite. The tiny hut that Edie had in Africa paled in comparison. "You know how to treat a girl, don't you," She commented as she let go of the man, walking around the penthouse to take in the finery that she was so suddenly presented with. Immediately, she was drawn over to the windows that overlooked the entirety of the city. It was gorgeous and breathtaking, and for several moments Edie stared out that window and imagined what it would look like at night with all the glittering lights.

She turned at the sound of his voice, letting out a breath as she turned to walk towards him. There were plenty of chairs in the room to choose, but instead she perched herself on the arm of that plush chair, her legs moving to swing across Frost's lap as she regarded him. "This is so much better than that bloody hut," She chuckled, affording her Alpha with the full weight of her emerald gaze. God, he was gorgeous, and for this weekend, he was all hers. "You know, Frost, if we're going to be a couple tonight, perhaps we should practice our kissing," She teased, the girl entirely willing to press her luck on how far she could take this for the evening. Still, she didn't tease him any further as she moved to rest her head on his shoulder. "Tell me the plan. I'm listening."