Title: Chocolate Chip Cookie Crumbs

Chapter: Guessing Game

Rated: K+

Word Count: 532

Taking a stroll around the forest has never been this boring...

That's what Finn thought while walking around the forest with his vampire boyfriend, who is also the King of Vampires who we all know as Marshall Lee. Finn just happened to be used with Jake around, the two brothers talking about weird yet funny stuff. But eventually, it seems that the vampire seems to enjoy the silence. Or that's what the human boy thinks anyway.

He was about to say something actually, but it looks like vampires always get the first call...

"Man, walking has never been this boring..." Weird. Marshall didn't mention anything about vampires reading minds.

"How about a game?" Finn suggested, he was a teenager now but to hell with it, they were both bored.

"Meh. Sure. What game?"

"Errr... Umm... A guessing game then?"

The vampire rolled his eyes with a smirk, " I can't think of anything else okay!?" Finn exclaimed, his face turning slightly pink out of embarrassment.

"Fine. What guessing game then?"

"Uhh... You guess how much I love you while I guess how much you love me?" Again, the vampire rolled his eyes with another globdamn smirk. "I'd like to see you think of something!"

"Fine. I love you as much as I love the color red."

"Hm. I love you as much as all the adventures I had with Jake!"

"But I love you as high as I can fly."

"But I love you all the way to Mars!"

Marshall smirked, "I love you as much as I love Hamba, or probably even more." The vampire shrugged. "Either way, beat that."

A small smirk appeared on the human boy's lips as well, and then replied, "I love you all the way to Mars." Was his simple and repeated reply.

The vampire raised a brow, "But isn't that-"

"And back."

At that, Marshall momentarily paused, before chuckling with a small shake of his head, "Dang." He uttered.

"Beat that." Finn said, sounding triumphant.

"But," Marshall began, suddenly giving a Finn's butt a light slap. The small squeak the boy elicited and the pink blush that bloomed on his face made Marshall's smirk even wider.

"I love you that even death won't even keep me away from you."

This time, it was Finn who momentarily stopped walking, eyes slightly wide and mouth agape, although his lips were curved though, making it look like an open-mouthed grin. Marshall stopped, turning back to the human with a curious brow, "What?"

"Dude... that was so cheesy." Finn replied, his voice slightly shaking from trying to prevent himself from laughing.

Marshall shrugged, smiling genuinely at Finn, "But true." At that, the human boy chuckled, pink dusting his cheeks and a small but sweet smile playing on his lips, which looked so globdarn enticing to Marshall's eyes.

"Whatever," He dismissed with a small chuckle, "Come on, let's go home." With that, he took Marshall's hand in his own and began walking to the treehouse, the smiles never leaving their faces the entire time.

Okay, so maybe taking a stroll through the forest wasn't that boring.