From the vantage point of your home in Krakoa, the beach stretched out below, bathed in the gentle glow of the full moon. You and Yana reclined in your backyard, conversing about recent events, gazing up at the starry expanse while lounging on a mattress spread on the ground. Yana turned to you, her expression thoughtful as she remarked;

"You know, it's kind of surreal, isn't it? Here we are, on this paradise island, our people safe, and no one gunning for us... It's almost unbelievable." You chuckled in response, and at the sight of your amusement, Yana's lips curved into a soft smile. As your eyes met, she reached out to intertwine her fingers with yours, her voice barely above a whisper, "I get it, we're not exactly in the business of peace, but I'm really hoping this isn't a one-off thing. No killer robots, no power-hungry politicians breathing down our necks, no aliens or demons... It's like we're finally getting a break to just be ourselves." She paused, a sigh of contentment escaping her lips before she added, "Let's hope there are many more nights like this ahead." You nodded in agreement, gently caressing her hand with yours as you both turned your gaze back to the heavens. Lost in thought, Yana broke the silence after a prolonged moment, her voice tentative yet earnest;

"You know, I've been thinking... It's taken me a while to realize, but... I think there's something more between us than just friendship." She paused, her eyes locking onto yours as she cautiously revealed, "But... before you say anything, I need you to know that I've been wrestling with these feelings for some time now. I know it's risky, and I don't want to jeopardize what we have, but... I can't deny it anymore. I really like you. A lot." Her voice trembled with vulnerability as she awaited your response, tears brimming in her eyes.