"That's a threat," he said.

"That's an odd thing to notice," she replied, pulling her coat tighter.

"You always leave the crust of your croissant," he said, his voice rough like gravel and honey.

"Someone has to remember," he replied coldly. "You'd forget you hurt me if it meant keeping the peace."

"I burned the eggs," he mumbled. "But I saw you were having a nightmare. So I came in here to make you breakfast so you wouldn't wake up alone in the dark."

"You're an odd woman to ignore," he said. "I'm Leo."