He chuckled, "Well you know very well what that means young lady. Our time outside is up, come up we have to head back, I allowed us to be out here longer than usual." He playfully picked her up and spun her around, before putting her back down gently. "We can come back tomorrow once I get back, I promise to bring you back here. Remember no arguing about whether we can stay another five minutes, I have been indulgent enough as it is." He placed his sweater on her back to keep her warm and lead her down the path that would bring them home, after crossing the large intersection.<br/><br/>Before when they had been mere children the intersection had not existed, but as the population had grown the roads had been expanded and larger intersections began to appear. It had changed drastically from those days, as if they had moved to a different place that had a similar outline of their home. Never the less, he adjusted to the world, he had to. As long as he was strong, his little sister would not have to be. He would shoulder all of her worries. It no time they approached the edge of the park, "Remember no running ahead, it is a Friday night and many drivers like to drive home drunk. I would hate for something to happen to you."