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(I think so)

(I have three others also, that are doing nothing ...well, one is exploring the tunnel...)

(I don't know, should we accept it's dead?)

Aisling glanced to him then moved to lean against his side and watch the nature around them quietly. She was enjoying this so much.

Aisling looked to him and smiled as she accepted the glass to take a drink. "I meant they would have a lot of stories because of how long they live." She explained gently. "I couldn't imagine a world without trees."

Aisling smiled and looked to the tree, going over to touch the trunk. "As long as trees live, they would have many stories."

Aisling accepted his help to get out of the boat.She smiled at him and nodded "Yes, I am." She said softly as she walked back to their blanket with him

Aisling would read until she got thirsty and the light started to fail or they finished the story, whichever came first.

Aisling found where he left off once they were safely on their way then started reading aloud from there to him.

Aisling settled in, listening to his voice as he read and they drifted on the lake comfortably together.

Aisling nodded and smiled at him again "Yes, that sounds wonderful." She said, enjoying this outing very much.

Aisling smiled at the fish starting the ripples. She watched them quietly for a moment before looking to him again and giving him a smile

Olivia looked around the tunnel as she waited for something to happen. After this long without any sounds, she decided to try to get to the other end if she could. Quietly she moved further down the tunnel, ready to hide behind a pile of rocks and dirt if she had to.

Aisling shook her head and looked to the water again "No, I know how, but it is not an activity I like much."

Aisling chuckled and looked to him. "No practice, huh?" She teased back with him.

Aisling looked over to the ducks and chuckled "I would rather be in the boat than trying to float without it." She said cheerfully

Aisling blushed again, smiling happily at his assertment. She looked to the flower again, focusing on it to center herself so that she could stop blushing, though the flower only made her think of his poem again. She determined to keep and press the flower to keep it as a reminder of this day.

( :) Good job) Aisling looked up to him and smiled again "That is lovely" She said honestly after a moment of silence.

Aisling smiled and reached over the side to pick up one of the flowers so she could sniff it. She smiled and looked to him again, happy they were out here and together

Aisling glanced back to him then looked to the water, thinking. "I...I want that adventure too." She said quietly