Vianna was unaware of how difficult a task it was for her husband not to distract her with kisses again as she continued working on his sandwiches, this time a little faster than before as she couldn't help feeling like they'd lost time with their kissing, even if they weren't following a schedule or anything. That was just the way Vianna was. The young girl was momentarily just very slightly distracted as the boy spoke again, speaking close to her ear as he announced that he was going to head outside before he kissed her again, something which got the young girl to chuckle softly, endearment in her crystal blue eyes as she turned her gaze to the boy who was now releasing her. "While you're at it, would you get the campfire started?" asked Vianna. "I'll join you in five minutes," she added, flashing the young man another one of those bright, warm smiles of hers before turning back to the plates before her and finishing up the boy's sandwiches, then taking a moment to scan her memory for that one spell Costa had given her long ago, the one that would result in the soup the girl would be having for a late lunch/early dinner that afternoon.