Cisco has spent days puzzling over his first date with Mick. He wants it to be perfect. Romantic, but not so over the top as to make Mick uncomfortable. It's a thin line to walk, but Cisco is determined to make it work.

He starts by making a list of things Mick likes. Fire, ninja movies, good food. It's an eclectic mix of things, but he thinks he can find a way to combine them all. The last part is the easiest part. He knows Mick loves his empanadas, and he steals a few of the West family recipes from Barry to round out a meal. As for the movies, that's easy. He's got his trusty portable digital projector, loaded up with some of Mick's all-time favorites. All that's left is fire and a venue.

Obviously the two have to be compatible. A venue that isn't going to catch fire, preferably. He ends up deciding on Egypt, partially due to the fact that it's the first place they really bonded, and partially due to sandstone not being flammable. He's got everything set up inside the main pyramid, the projector pointed at one of the few vertical walls inside the main chamber. All the braziers are lit, and with a little chemical additive, they're all blue to prevent the light from interfering with the projector.

Now all that's left is to bring his boyfriend.

 Cisco knows he shouldn't be worrying so much. Mick is a grown man who'd just lost his two closest friends. It's totally normal to disappear for a few days. And Cisco had done his best to respect that space. He's made sure there were leftover in the fridge just in case Mick came home (which he'd noticed haven't gone anywhere), but he hasn't tried to force himself into his grieving.

Until now. Because with Oliver sick from the storm slowly creeping over the city, all he can do is worry. If Mick tells him to go screw himself, so be it. But he has to know he's alright.

So he calls. And every ring of the phone twists his stomach up more.