Barely!

He made it to where Luna was. "Jeez, where does all the time keep going?" he panted, asking that question again as he rested his hands on his knees.

"You seem busier than normal," Luna said with a giggle. "Finally taking work seriously? Hmm, but the guild work is mostly dried up. What are you doing for work?"

"...mostly just running errands for my party, like taking Megumin to blow off some steam," he replied, mostly truthful. "Also headed to a shop, thought I might get some work out of it."

Luna smiled, gesturing towards her kitchen. "Well, I hope you worked up an appetite."

"I did," he nodded. "Any chance you cooked up extra? Megumin is practically demanding I bring leftovers, and that's not a headache I'm willing to deal with. I feel more like a babysitter than a party leader half the time, I swear..."

Luna giggled. "If we leave any left. I don't see an issue with that."

She led Kazuma through her small apartment as she showed him to her dinner table already set with the food she cooked. Ribs and a stew with a small salad on the side. She clearly was trying to make an impression.

"...that looks quite tasty," he remarked, pulling out a chair for her, also trying to make an impression.

"I hope it is more than just looking tasty," she said as she sat down, a smile on her face, nothing the gentlemanly gesture. "I didn't meant to make so much, I just kind of got into the zone. Though, sounds like you are happy I did."

"It's certainly a happy coincidence," he replied as he took his own seat. "Most people who say their party would fall apart without them are just blowing hot air, but in our case, I seem to be the only sane person among the whole lot..."

Luna giggled, and stated, "I actually know the feeling, you should see the characters I have to keep in line, running the desk of the Guild..." She began serving him a plate with some ribs and the salad on the side. "Made with love!" She then blushed at the cheesiness of her own line.

He looked at her a bit flatly. "...and I thought I was cheesing it up," he quipped, before grinning, thanking her and digging in.