Snow is falling.... Elfies calling

 

Sunny, didn't know what Liv was doing. She winced, thinking she couldn't be up to no good.

Liv microwaved the peanut butter for a few seconds, then the can of chocolate icing. Afterwards, she mixed it with a spoon. She spread it out in a round cake pan with a sheet of parchment at the bottom and then put it in the fridge.

"We can have it on Christmas," Liv told her.

Sunny didn't smile, but gave her a face of disgust, "What is it?"

"Fudge." Liv shrugged.

"No, it couldn't be," Sunny didn't believe her. Just why was her brother so crazy about Liv? Sunny was certain there had to be more to fudge than this.

"Got all your Christmas wrapped?" Liv was a little smug.

"No, why should I," Sunny snarled back. Of course, she could have stomped off to her room, but sometimes all the drama made her legs hurt and she was tired. 

It was starting to snow. It would be a gray snow before she knew it. She went to grab her library book from the couch and fell a little too hard. Damn, if being dramatic had it's downfall.

"You didn't buy anything for anybody?" Liv's hands were in the back pockets of her jeans as she stood watching Sunny. Woo was off in the bedroom wrapping presents.

"Why should I get you anything?" Sunny gave her the eye.

"Oh, you shouldn't. I didn't mean me," she shrugged.

"I got Woo scarf," she told her. Of course, he had plenty already and Liv always had one of his with her all the time. She bet Liv would end up with the new one she got him too.

"But what about that French guy I saw you with," Liv's smile was a little devious.

"What French guy?" Sunny sat up.

"The one at the coffee shop who always asks for you," Liv kept staring at her. Sunny was certain if they were in a staring match Liv might win.

"I don't know what you mean," Sunny could play coy.

"Your brother knows him," Liv nodded. "He invited him for Christmas."

"For Christmas!" Sunny jerked herself up. What were they trying to do to her?