Rei glanced over. "I think it's childish innocence and smilair circumstance." He smiled. "But it looks like they'll last, like us."

Ally smiled a bit and nodded, although... she wondered if they were just friends because of... circumstance. She smiled at him again and pushed her chair in. "Well... I'll go get them," she said, slipping out of the dining room and heading upstairs.
"Hey little ones," she called softly. "Time to get up."
Brin murmured something into Teo, shaking her head. She was awake the instant Ally spoke, but that didn't mean she wanted to get up yet.

Teo opened his eyes and snuggled closer to Brin. "Noo..." He whined softly. He buried his face into the pillow.

Ally laughed quietly. "Oh come on," she said quietly, walking closer and hopping up onto the closest empty bed. "There's breakfast downstairs, and we're going fishing today, remember? And seeing the Fairy Mother."
Brin peeked out at her, smiling, but she didn't move away from Teo.

Teo glanced up and looked to Brin. "Fishing?" he asked softly. He sat up and wiped his eyes and yawns. "Brin....Brinny..." He shook her a little.

Brin giggled and shoved his hands off, sitting up and grinning at him. She slipped out of bed and smiled at Ally before pulling Teo off the bed as well and towards the stairs.

Teo giggled and followed Brin down to the table. He lept up into his chair and grinned, wolfing down his peaches easily.
Rei laughed softly. "That didn't take long."

Brin giggled quietly again and climbed into her chair as well, eating carefully again.
Ally followed them and took a seat again as well, smiling and nodded.

Rei smiled and shook his head at the two children. Honestly, he was falling in love with the fast and hard. "After we eat I'll pack a bag and we'll head out."

Brin grinned at him and nodded. "For fishing!" she grinned at Teo. "And the Fairy!"

Rei nodded lightly and grinned. "Yup!" I'll go get ready now, in fact." He grinned. He set off and upstairs easily packign a bag and rations for the day and a few things for Ally, just in case.

Teo sat at the chair; he had eaten too fast and was waiting to let out a big belch.

Ally smiled, watching the two of them. "You two gonna help fish?' she asked.
Brin grinned and nodded. "Yeah! I never caught a fish before... But I saw my daddy do it!"

Teo frowned. "I never caught a fish before." He said softly. "I don't even know how one fishes."

Brin nudged him. "It's really easy!" she said. "You put a worm on a hook, at the end of a string! And tie that to a stick!"

Teo's eyes went wide and he teared up instantly. He let out a short wail and vaulted off the chair, running upstairs. He jumped on the bed and buried his face in the pillow.