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"And I do not think the world of you."
He nodded. "Are you?"
"Not really," he admitted. "I should probably go soon."
"I don't feel anything for you either," she stated teasingly, her hand resting on the side of his face.
"There's only more trees than before," he murmured, looking up at the yellow sunlight that filtered through the leaves.
He watched her for a moment, his arms crossed. "Yeah. Thats good."
She shook her head, then kissed his cheek. "None whatsoever."
"I agree," he said, kissing her cheek. As they walked, they would find a break in the buildings that led to a small parking lot. At the back,...
"It's not fine," he said sternly. "None of it was fine."
She grinned, then nodded. "I like that idea. I think our plans will work well."
"We aren't allowed to break up," he said. "You said so yourself."
"Oh," he murmured. "That's stupid."
"That will work. I wouldn't want to get lost either. What else?"
"Nuh uh," he told her. "Remember our promise?"
An odd expression crossed his face. "Why not?"
"Good," she replied with a firm nod. "Neither would I."
"Thanks," he said smoothly, kissing her cheek. "I appreciate the sacrifice."
"I'm sure anyone would have helped," he said. "It's just natural."
"Hmm," she tapped her chin, acting as if she were considering. "I suppose. But only for the convenience."
"They vary," he said. "All different colors and sizes. I mean, thinking about them when they're not near me makes me think they're cool, but when...
