“I’m so bored,” the demon said in a monotonous tone. “I don’t know what to do when I’m not plotting your demise.”

Sehun cut his eyes at the demon. Kai put his hands up in defense.

“Which I’m not doing anymore, don’t worry.” Kai grinned. To Sehun, he looked like a cute, harmless little puppy with that dumb smile on his face.

“Kai… you really can’t step foot outside at all can you?” Sehun wondered.

“Not at all,” the demon sighed. “I’ve tried for years to leave, but the force binding me to this house is strong. Furthest I can go is the front porch.” He furrowed his brows.

Sehun sighed. “Do you… do you want to roast marshmallows?” He looked hopefully at Kai.

“Um, did you not just hear me say that I can’t go outside?”

Sehun chuckled. “No, I know that. But you can go on the porch. I have an idea.”

“Okay, you can come up now!” Sehun shouted down to the basement. Kai was upstairs in less than a second. Sehun put a hand over his heart, letting out a gasp. “You’ve really gotta stop scaring me like that.”

Kai smirked. “Force of habit.”

Sehun grinned. “Follow me, but keep your eyes closed!” He grabbed Kai’s hand and led him through the house. Kai smiled when he felt the presence of Sehun’s skin against his.

He knew instantly when they’d gone out the front door because he