While he might not have suggested it himself the more she says it---the three of them---the more the idea settles into something that actually makes sense. It isn't just about Caden. It's about him and April. They had never gone about their relationship in a normal manner. It definitely wasn't one of those storybook soulmate type of romances. It was something more practical. Something that made sense for them as two people trying to figure out how to even be in a relationship. If she didn't want to call him her boyfriend, that was okay. He knew he meant something to her, and she meant something to him too. That's all that mattered.

One thing they have always done up to this point is be honest. She's been honest about Caden and so has he. As long as they have that, as long as they know what they have, their relationship can be two or three or whatever it needs to be.

He smiles when she leans over putting her hand over his chest. Of course he doesn't want to break up. Caden or no Caden. That's the furthest thing from his mind. "Mm, no let's definitely stay together. Atleast until after Caden comes for dinner," he suggests with a softer smile, threading his fingers through hers. He'd had a good night last night, stuck with Corry, endless laughs and magic tricks and acting like kids again.

But he is happy to be back to reality now. Back where he has this relationship with April that's new and different, obviously different, but it makes him happier than he imagined he'd be when it began. "I promise I'm okay with it," he says in the end. "I'd tell you if I wasn't."