Still not as strong as the other, a sudden lurch forwards was carried out at the slapping against the center of his upper back; though nostalgia was quicker to hit than the dull throb of pain, a roll of orbs within orifices.
Silence answered Hope when he called out to the others, a sign that they couldn’t care less whether he stayed or left at this inactive time of the day, before the man followed in the blonde’s footsteps.
“I would hardly call this a dinner date though, Snow; you haven’t even brought me flowers.”
“What? Are you askin’ for some?”
There’d been evidence within his pitch that verified his intent to tease– and it was a nostalgic thought that influenced a chuckle. No matter the situation or experience, they had always been like this– something he’d never change.
“If so, we could stop by a flower shop on our way,” his suggestion was given the moment they had stepped outside, and eyes of an icy tinge wandered in hopes of spotting their first destination.