[ Inigo doesn't really think that, does he? No, of course not; though it takes Tidus a second to realise it, that Inigo would probably think he wouldn't want to, after he didn't give him an answer earlier. After how dumb and stupid he had been about it.

But, he's had time to think about it. Time to realise -- what was the problem? When there wasn't really any problem, and he didn't care what people thought was going on between them. They were pals, they were comfortable with each other. ... and, well, sometimes things would be going on....

It would be just the two of them. And after S'reee had gone, the room felt less his than it ever did. This could be a nice change. No more revolving cabinmates. ]

You heard me. [ He looks at Inigo, maybe more bold than he should be, when- ] You still want to, don't you? As long as there's any rooms left. But you and me, sharing a double room?

[ Why not? is the mood he's going for. Because, after all - why not? ]