As the weather turned warmer, the fireflies were also becoming more active. Their glow dotted the silent night.

A cool breeze blew past, and Olivia sneezed.

It was only then that Ethan straightened up.

He walked toward her with a glass bottle in his hand.

He must have been catching the fireflies for a while now. There were around a dozen fireflies in the glass bottle.

It wasn't as magnificent as the one on the island, but the blinking lights in the bottle were still quite pretty.

"Are you hungry?" Ethan naturally passed the bottle to her, but Olivia didn't take it.

He casually hung it on the tent. Then, he took off his coat and draped it over Olivia's body.

"It's getting warmer, but it's still cold in the mountains.

"You didn't eat much for dinner, so you must be hungry. Look what I prepared for you."

Olivia looked at him and frowned. "Why did you bring me to a place like this?"

Taking her hand, Ethan led her to the roll-up table.

"There may be an Aquarid meteor shower