That Klaus did drag up the mattress on his own is part of what makes it all so special. He's gone out of his way, made this extra effort, done all these beautiful things to give them this space for the evening and Obi-Wan certainly isn't taking that for granted. Tomorrow he'll stay, not only to eat with them, but to help Klaus clean up as well. There is no reason for him not to be helpful in that regard, especially when he's very much benefited from this evening as well.

"You should leave the lights up," he suggests. "I imagine your siblings might like to use this space, too, and it's a lovely addition."

But then he leans in and kisses Klaus again, because there are more important things to consider than cleaning up the rooftop. "Yes," he says. "I would love to stay for breakfast tomorrow. And now, I would love to get dressed again, although only temporarily, and put your bed back in your bedroom so we might make excessive use of it once more."