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He tilted his head, huffing. "Maybe so.."
She grinned. "That's really good, Fer. Do you have a job?"
He rested his hands on her waste with a grin. "Also a fool, I suppose."
She leaned against him. "It wasn't too exciting. I explored the city a bit. It's bigger than Sylvaele.. What about you? What did you do?"
He laughed, shaking his head. "You're ridiculous."
She squinted at him. "Quit making fun of me. I just missed you."
He squinted at her. "You know I know nothing."
She looked up at him in embarrassment. "I forgot how much I missed the little things, like you whispering in my ear."
He rolled his eyes playfully. "..No."
She flushed slightly, glancing over at him. "I'll try the scones. Those sound good."
He shrugged playfully, leaning back with a grin.
She read the menu thoughtfully, keeping hold of his hand.
He sat beside her, kissing her cheek. "Not completely."
"I'm not sure," she said. "I'll have to look."
He nodded slightly. "I'm not oblivious."
"I saw you," she said brightly, stepping back and taking his hands. "And the note and flowers. I was alright as well. I really missed you."
He leaned down and kissed her forehead. "Is that so bad?"
She rolled her eyes, burying her face in his shoulder and taking in his familiar smell. "God, I love you. How were you?"
He had a playful expression and kissed her cheek. "In a sense."
She looked up at him, her hand on his jaw. There was a bright grin on her face. "I really missed you," she said again. "See? It went by fast,...
