[ There is the initial silent agreement about the amulets. He isn't fond of them, either, especially being in person. Granted, it won't stop him from occasionally sending out messages to him when they're not together. It's just like using a cellphone, after all. Well, maybe a little more awkward, but that's beside the point.

Viktor shifts just enough to take the hand of the arm he's leaning on, but otherwise doesn't move away. He doesn't want to physically disconnect from him at all. Even with Yuuri struggling for these answers, it doesn't bother him. ]

I'm willing to wait as long as you need, Yuuri. I won't pretend I'm not impatient or selfish, but for you, on this, I'm willing to wait. To me, you're an entity I can't live without now that I've found you. I want to be with you in every capacity I can.

[ Finally he does shift enough to reach out with his hand that has the ring on it to take Yuuri's hand with the ring, being blatant about this fact. ]

I know you said these were good luck charms, but to me it feels like there's a deeper meaning. You did this on instinct. Yuuri, are you sure you're not just holding back?

[ He's not sure why he would be. Maybe there's a fear of getting lost in those feelings or losing him, himself. It could be that Yuuri doesn't know how to grapple with the feelings and doesn't want to take that full plunge and get lost in it. Perhaps it has to do with his sometimes timid and insecure nature. But from what Viktor's seen on the ice, there's that deep feeling being expressed to the world. He has to wonder what Yuuri is thinking while skating like that. Or maybe it's nothing at all. ]

You're the first person I've loved. Like this, anyway. You've given me a life beyond the ice. I don't want to let that go.

[ Maybe he didn't explicitly answer what they were, but honestly, he can't speak for Yuuri's side of things. Hopefully he explained enough that he wants to be partners with Yuuri for the rest of his life. That he wasn't being totally flippant about the engagement remark. ]