It didn't escape Ianto, the fact that Sulu was using the pronoun 'we'. It really wasn't even that big of a thing--logically, Sulu was going to help him out in any way that he could, so of course he'd be using 'we'. And yet. The fact that he had, it made Ianto smile softly, made him feel even warmer and happier than the water ever could, because for all that Sulu hadn't been there earlier, he'd wanted to be, he was planning ahead for what the two of them could do together here at this flat, in this time zone. Here in the bathtub, lying against Sulu's chest, lulled into a state of ultimate relaxation because he was finally warm again, Ianto let himself have a moment of contented optimism.

He chuckled. "I'm...really not the video game type. Unless it's puzzles, I suppose. 've always liked puzzles. Like...crosswords and the likes." His head lolled to the side a little, eyes still closed, but it was his half-hearted attempt to look at Sulu nonetheless. "Does that make me boring, then?"