After finishing their meal, Griffin took his grandmother outside in a wheelchair for a walk, leaving Vivian and Leone alone in the house. They began washing the dishes together, the sound of running water and clinking plates filling the kitchen.
Leone, still feeling a bit teased from earlier, decided to bring up the laughter. "You were giggling at me earlier," he remarked casually, glancing over at Vivian as they worked side by side at the sink.
"When?" Vivian feigned innocence, her lips curling into a playful smile as she dried her hands with a towel.
"You and Griffin," Leone clarified and stood behind her. His arms wrapped around her, his nose nuzzled her neck.
"Oh, that," Vivian murmured with a mischievous glint in her eyes. "We thought we'd have a bit of fun, Leo. But remember, we
