eyes."

"Is that even possible?" Valentine giggled, still spinning. Hallow snatched Valentine's long ponytail, effectively stopping him. "Ow!"

"Hallow, let go of him." Chris said. Hallow immediately released Valentine's cherry red hair.

"Good boy."

"Shut it." Hallow muttered, looking down. He didn't want Chris to see that his cheeks had turned as red as Valentine's hair.

"Should we find a child?" Chris said.

"No." Valentine sighed. "Once that child grows up, he won't believe in us anymore. A teenager would be better."

"Why do you get to make all the decisions?" Said Hallow.

"Because Valentine knows humans' hearts the best." Chris said, beginning to walk down the street. His feet didn't crunch in the snow.

Valentine grinned at Hallow before scampering after Chris. Hallow spun around and began to walk in the opposite direction. He figured he might as well cover more ground and maybe he'd even be able to find the human quicker.

He bit his lip, looking up at the beautiful snow Chris had made. He wished Chris was with him now, because his tattered cloak wasn't doing him any good protecting him from the cold. Having Chris hold him would take care of th--

No. Nope. He was not going to go there. He did not love Chris anymore. Not at all. He had given him countless signs and it was clear that Chris was not interested. Hallow would just have to deal with that and move on.
He stopped outside a small house, looking past the plaster walls and into the rooms inside.