Tarvo looked over at her. He stood and grabbed the blanket, then walked back to her and draped it over her shoulders.

Karin smiled at him. "Thanks." She said pulling the blanket closer to her.

Tarvo smiled and looked out the window. "You're welcome." He thought about getting some food but there were still berries in the tree house that needed to be eaten.

Karin stare into the fire, she couldn't believe yesterday had really happened, or that today was really happening. She glanced over at Tarvo, wondering what this boy would be like or what he would show her of this new world she'd found herself in.

Tarvo looked at Karin's hands. They looked white from the cold. He took her hands in his warm ones and tried to warm them up. "You freeze quick."

Karin blushed softly as he took her hands and looked down. "W-Well, I'm not as used to living outdoors... that and I didn't expect to be here over night so I didn't wear warm clothes..."

Tarvo smiled warmly. "We can get warm clothes, that's no problem. It only gets cold during the nights anyway." He followed her gaze and grinned. "I think you're the on being cute now. Your cheeks are pink."

Karin's blush deepened and she looked down. "Sh-Shut up..."

Tarvo laughed. He removed his hands and walked over to a shelf. He grabbed the berries and sits next to Karin. "Here."

Karin took the berries, still looking down. "Thanks..." She began to eat.

Tarvo sat back and stared at the ceiling. "What do you want to do?"

Karin shrugged. "I don't know... back home I would be being forced to study when I'm not at school. I didn't have much of a life of my own."

Tarvo squinted at the ceiling. "I have just the place," he said with a smile. "I'll wait til you warm up though."

Karin nodded and finished her berries. As the sun rose higher she became comfortably warm and she folded up the blanket. "Ok, I'm ready."

Tarvo nodded and stood, walking to the door.

Karin followed him.

Tarvo jumped out of the tree and landed gracefully on the ground. He waited for Karin to climb down and follow him.

Karin climbed down slowly and finally dropped to the ground in front of him. "I need to learn to do that." She said with a laugh.

Tarvo chuckled. "It took years of learning how. Do you have that long?" He turned with a smile. "Come on," he said as he grabbed her hand and ran into the forest.

Karin blushed ever so softly as he took her hand and she stumbled after him. "So where is this place?"

His smile turned into a grin. "It's a surprise." He dragged her after him for a little while longer then stopped. He turned to her and let go of her hand. "Alright. Deep breaths." He parted some bushes. A waterfall that seemed to come from the sky crashed to the ground, creating a mist at it's base. There was a cave behind a wall of water that was barely visual. Birds sang softly creating a pardise of sounds. Tarvo smiled as a soft breeze moved the mist in their direction.

Karin stared in awe the majestic masterpiece before her. "Oh my god..." She said in a hushed voice. She took slow steps into the mist and walked towards the water's edge.

Tarvo followed her quietly and sat at the edge of the water, dipping his feet into the cool liquid. He sighed at the sudden relief. It was a hot day compared to the day before. He just wanted to jump in and bathe in relief.

Karin didn't hold back, she kicked off her shoes and jumped into the water.

Tarvo laughed as he watched Karin jump into the pool below the waterfall. She was different to the girls in his village. She had no restraints. He was glad for the change. The girls in the vilage always pestered him because e was the tribal chiefs son. He stood and walked over to the waterfall and placed a hand under it's running water.