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“ pleaseeee” the boy practically begged, oh how he enjoyed Marrins kisses. “ i´m greedy but its okay, kisses are free” he told him and giggled “ yeah an hour unless your slow and it will take you like two” he teased “ how will you cope? well you can walk behind me and watch my butt” Isak 100% joked. Isak put his backpack on his back and took marins hand starting to walk. “ come on slow poke” he said giggling and left the building.
Isak lead marin to a forest on the side of a mountain and up they went, half way there isak stopped by some big rocks. “ i think we need a water break, dont ya think?” he asked and sat down on a rock reaching in his backpack, he pulled out a bottle of water and a ‘Kvikk lunsj’ “ so my idea with this whole hike, is that i want to show you something i love, something other than handball, i want to introduce you to what i do a lot of back home, and the traditions around it. So, whenever you go hiking in norway, you have to have this with you, this peace of chocolate is like THE chocolate when out in nature. Of cause we eat it all the time elsewhere too, but its a must when hiking” Isak informed him and opened it to share with Marin “ Its kinda like a kit kat, just a lot better, but same idea, just the norwegian version with Norwegian chocolate” he told Marin “ this is also my favorite candy in norway. It has been my favorite candy sins i was 2 years old to be honest” Isak told Marin the random fact. He wanted to let marin in in more random ways, he wanted Marin to get to know the real isak, and all of him, also the small random not important facts
“You don’t know that. Maybe I’ll give you a bill for all the kisses one day,” Marin mumbled, although he smiled at Isak to let him know he was just playing around. Rolling his eyes as Isak lorded it over him, Marin remained by his side rather than falling back, taking the chocolate bar from him. “So a hiking bar,” he mused, raising an eyebrow. “You’ve really not changed your favourite candy in that long? Damn.” It was good though, he appreciated the sentiment if nothing else, and learning about Isak’s life and preferences.


















