Levi nodded his head and then shrugged a shoulder. "It's like that age old question of whether you like what you're interested in because you're good at it or you're good at it because you're interested in it," he said, laughing. "I guess we'll never really know. But there is something to be said that sometimes you get praised about certain things when you're young and that sticks," he said, cocking his head to the side. "Though no one was praising me for anything," he joked.
He chuckled and then moved his gaze over him. "Mm, well, I don't think I'll have any trouble remembering what I want to do to you," he murmured.
He arched a brow at him, watching him. "Does being on tour help you feel like maybe you don't need them in the same way you thought you did?" He asked, watching him. "Of course you want to see them and spend time with them, but I think that's different than feeling like you can't do anything without them."
"I didn't realize that was an age old question. Huh. Look at us being philosophical," Marcello teased. "Yeah. I think I gravitated towards cooking naturally. My parents just kind of... encouraged our interests, I guess. Nico was more into typical little boy things. Trucks and dinosaurs, and later he was more into being in the garage with our dad, whereas I wanted play cook sets and was always trying to help my mom in the kitchen. Our sister was more into reading books and studying."
He smirked. "You better not," he murmured.
Marcello shrugged, his eyebrows knitting. "I think we're just so busy that it's hard to... let myself wallow. I think I miss them more when I stay back or you're super busy. Which makes sense. I don't mind missing them, but... I do wonder what I would feel if we settled into somewhere far from them and had a... somewhat normal daily existence that didn't involve long bus rides and exploring new cities and... all that comes with tour."










