"Excellent." Jackson replied. He nodded up at the DJ, then at Geoffery as he ushered Yvette out. He stopped to speak to the large bouncer for a moment before he led the woman to the black Corvette. He opened the door. "After you, ma'am." He said, giving her a polite bow then got in himself. He started it up and withing minutes they were parked outside the Tai Pai Fu. He escorted Yvette out and took her arm in his. "Shall we?" He asked as they walked inside.

Yvette climbed into the car once he opened the door, and she grinned, looking around. She hadn't been able to appreciate it last time, but it was a very nice car. Once they arrived, she climbed out and took his arm. "Let's." She smiled. She looked around the lovely restaurant and grinned. "I've never been here before." She noted as they waited to be seated. The restaurant was very large and beautiful, and Yvette got to wondering why she'd never been there before. Probably because it seems so expensive, she thought to herself.

Once inside, they were shown to their seats. Jackson thanked the waiter and sat across of Yvette. He ordered himself a water to drink and scanned through the menu. He usually wasn't a fan of human food, he could eat it but he only did so to appear more human like to the humans, but he didn't care for it too much. Whenever he got something it'd be uncooked or pretty pink in the middle. Deciding on the sushi platter, which he was actually quite fond of, he closed his menu and glanced at Yvette.

"Get whatever you desire, I'm paying." He told her.

"The sushi platter. I have a fondness for raw fish, I suppose..." He said, making his voice sound amused as he eyes her, then her neck. Sushi would do, but he knew what he really wanted; just had to give it time. Jackson watched as she brushed her hair behind her. It was truly beautiful, unique too. Maybe that's why he found himself so drawn to Yvette? She was gorgeous and unique, her personality, too. He nodded when she asked if he came here a lot. "Not a lot-lot, but once a week. I'm very fond of their food and I make enough money to do so..." He said, stealing a glance her direction.

"Although, every other time I've been alone. It's nice to have the company of such a beautiful woman. You're certainly making me look bad, however." He joked, leaning in closer to her, flashing her a dazzling and charming smile.

Yvette laughed lightly at his comment and shook her head. "I don't believe that's possible." She stated with a grin. She looked to her menu. "Sushi does sound good. I think I may get some, too." She noted and closed her menu, setting it off to the side. When the waiter came for their drinks, she merely ordered a water. She looked to Jackson and thought to herself how nice it was to be able to actually hear him without the blaring music, and see him without the flashing lights. He was even more beautiful than she'd originally thought, which was quite an accomplishment considering how attracted to him she was before.

"It's my favorite, but I like most of my meals undercooked anyways, I guess that makes me.. odd." He finished with a charming smirk, if those were even possible. They had placed their orders and just staring at each other, not a lot of words being exchanged, but for some reason Jackson preferred it that way. He felt like he could read into her soul better this way, without the exchange of words. Figuring it'd be too awkward for her, he broke the silence with one simple question. "How has your day been today?" He smiled her way, adjusting the sleeves to the silky grey shirt.