She was slightly flushed with embarrassment, but she leaned into his hand, smiling shyly. "I love you too, Craw," she said, leaning in to kiss him. "And not just because of your hands, I swear."
She kissed him deeply, holding his tie to keep him close to her. "However," she murmured against his lips. "If I find out that you're a bad cook, then I may stop loving you."
"Are you?" she asked, her gaze flickering to the stove. "Because I'm pretty sure whatever you're making is burning."
He made sure nothing would burn before wrapping his arms around her, kissing the side of her neck. "I love you."