“No, thank you," I replied. “I'd rather not be scolded again."
Urgh, what was my problem? When he was upset earlier, I kept going to him to try to make things right. Now that he seemed to have moved on, I was the one getting all moody.
I rolled my eyes at myself. Great, so mature, Mira Forest!
I was debating whether to turn around and face him so I didn't seem like a child throwing a tantrum when Joshua suddenly asked, “By the way, do you know where the lunaberries are? Did you take them back?"
“What did you say?!" I gasped and spun around. We lost the lunaberries?! “I didn't—"
He was sitting by the campfire, a small amused smile tugging at his lips. The lunaberries were right next to him.
“Is messing with me your idea of fun?" I huffed, glaring at him.
Instead of answering, he sim
