[Truthfully, Dorian is more about flattering people within an inch of his life than he is embarrassing them, that doesn't mean the reaction isn't a compelling one. Still, versatile as he is in his flirtations he is also very aware of what he represents, even if he's not open to sharing.]

I have a gardener back home who needs to work on bedside manner, you are a delight. [Dorian's tone is sanguine, by comparison, even though he is implying that he has been treated a lot worse. Not that Adam is anything remotely approaching disagreeable, not by Dorian's standards anyway, he's friendly enough, and he seems concerned about the state of the ship and the people on it.

That's worthy, that's what counts. Besides, if the man has yet to meet Dr. McCoy then he has nothing to worry about in terms of his bedside manner.]

Oh, can't we all. [Dorian is surprisingly good when it comes to draining the contents of his own glass before pouring another and moving to refill Adam's glass.

Dorian is rather observant, noting the cracks in the glass around the stem and the bottom of the bowl, it doesn't stop him from refilling it anyway, not bothered at all. Anything can be replaced, if not repaired.] You have a remarkable grip.

[Fortunately, Dorian's good at fixing things, with magic mainly, and with a light touch he runs his fingers over the fragile stem, repairing the network of cracks and following it up with a barrier to strengthen the glass. More for Adam's benefit, there was nothing to be gained from breaking the wine glass, one could not drink from it after all.]

Better?