"Oh come on, it feels like spring!" Matty assured Fiona that they needed to go outside.
"But the weather has been frightful this past month," she said, hugging herself with a grimace. They were just finishing up lunch. "Haven't you seen those mountains of snow in the parking lot?" She winced. She told him no way was she going to the beach.
"I didn't say you had to wear a bikini, you know," he shrugged, getting the dishes rinsed to put in the dishwasher. He was moving fast because he wanted to get out into the sun for a little bit, even though Fiona was still being Miss Winter.
"You'll get even more depressed if we don't go," he smirked, telling her she needed natural vitamin D. He took her hand and danced about in the kitchen, even if she wasn't charmed.
"Don't you want to try one of those new burgers?"
"What new burgers?" She winced.
"Oh, you know, those self-indulgent kind that are the new spring offering at the fast food places. The burger wars have begun, and well, we need to try them before they get any more expensive," He held his head high, even if he were a starving artist.
"I can't eat the whole thing," She whined.
"I know. More for me." He grinned. "We'll share." He could at least splurge on one combo with an extra drink. "But first," he bent down to her level. "We need sunshine and exercise." He couldn't forget the beach and the boardwalk. He loved that side of town, "Maybe we can look at the old trailer park."
"Oh, please," she didn't beg too long. He pushed his pullover hoodie over her head that was hanging in the entrance, and then zipped up the hoodie that was hers on himself.
"What are you doing?" She cracked up in laughter.
"We can let our scents mingle."
He kissed her on the forehead. Off they went. He was borrowing Ezra's moped for the adventure. It seemed Ezra was taking public transportation these days.
