a place probably with a tree nearby

"They're all the same. Pounds wasted!"

Boris sighed. "Whatever you say!" he said, and began cooking his carefully.

Normally she would have just reached across and taken the whole bag. Nope. "Come on, eh."

Boris sighed. With his stick still in the fire, he gave her a handful of marshmallows. "There you go. Spend them wisely, minor." he winked.

She speared one of them and held it over the flame. "Weird."

"So are you,"

"Haven't called me that since... lord knows." The marshmallow caught fire again. This time, though, Olivia brought it out and blew out the flame before it could melt.

Boris nodded slowly. "Impressive," he said.

"Told you."

"I'm afraid you're not convincing enough, sometimes." Boris said, laughing, and got out another marshmallow, and placed it over the fire. He got it just right, and bit into it. Some was on the side of his lips.

"Thanks a lot." Olivia decided not to tell him and to let it stay there until he noticed himself. Maybe it would detract from that scowl of his, should it rear its ugly head before then.

"No problem. Want some butterbeer?"

"I'll pass. Too sweet."

"Ahh. That's a disappointment." Boris sighed. "Well, I don't feel like getting up then." He looked outside. It was dark now. "Hmm.."

"Now what?"

He turned to Olivia, looked at her for a moment, and shrugged. He then looked down at his knees, and stared at them. Olivia was really pretty...

Olivia stared at the burnt marshmallow at the end of her stake. In all honesty, she had just wanted to set something on fire. They, too, were far too sweet for her liking.

Boris sighed. He then stood up. "You're really impossible to read.."

"Where'd that come from?"

Boris shrugged. "I don't know! Just... since yesterday.. Nevermind."

Olivia lightly touched the blackened outside of the marshmallow. It caved in. "Oh, that."

"What?" He said back down.

"Yesterday."

[disregard that it was earlier that day herpaderp]

"Yeah. But it's not the conversation itself that's bothering me..."

Olivia looked up at him. "What, then?"