<div style="text-align: justify;">Victoria had to admit she liked Salvador’s scent. He always smelled of something nice, and it often involved food. This time, it was peanut butter and chocolate, two scents that usually brought a feeling of comfort to Victoria. When he said he loved her, Victoria shook her head and laughed. It was, once again, one of the things she did believe, but preferred not to delve into. After all, the love they had for each other was obviously a friendly affection. And that was all… right? That’s what Victoria chose to believe, and she didn’t even want to consider any other possibilities. “I love you too, big guy. Even you being super annoying”, she replied with a broad smile.<br/><br/>His comment on his barbecue made Victoria laugh again. “Fine, I’ll give you that. But don’t ask me to cook for you when you don’t feel like it”, she teased. It was obviously playful banter. Victoria wasn’t a bad cook, but she had to admit that Salvador was much better in the kitchen than she was. <br/><br/>Focusing on what she had to do now - go to bed -, Victoria took a deep breath and stepped back when Salvador finally let her go. “Night, big guy. And I’ve got you to keep me safe”, she replied to his quip on not letting the bloodsuckers bite. With this comment, Victoria rubbed her eyes and excused herself. Entering her bedroom, the woman closed her door and started undressing to sleep. Or at least to try and get some sleep. For tomorrow, they might have to go out hunting.</div>