August joined her, watching Eli's back uncertainly. Eli hesitated and turned to look at them, his face stone cold. He advanced after a moment, and threw a handful of linens at them. "Asshats!"
August was already laughing. "He's over it. He's been over it. What'd you find, Eli?" "More eggs," he said, heading to the icebox. "And some carrots. There's a wild garden a few kilometers north of here."
"This spot would be a little difficult. It couldn't be too hard to make a planter, if we really wanted."
August considered it. "What if we built windows?" Eli frowned, looking over at him. "That's not really safe, Aug."