Cabin Fever by Edie Bryant

Author:Edie Bryant [Bryant, Edie]
Language: eng
Format: epub, azw3, mobi
Published: 2018-02-12T07:00:00+00:00

8

Emily

I can confidently say that this has been the weirdest fucking weekend of my life.

I mean, seriously, is it possible to just take a minute and reflect on all the absolute insanity that has happened so far?

First of all, I come up on this trip thinking I’m going to be totally alone. Then, some girl shows up, and I’m relieved to not be totally alone for the night. And, I think she’s cute, and I kind of like her, but I suspect she doesn’t like me at all after she goes to bed early. I expect her to head out the next morning.

Then, somehow a fucking blizzard happens in the middle of the night, and I’m stuck with her for the weekend! But that ends up being fine because it really seems like she likes me, too. But then, no, oh wait, when I go to kiss her, she actually doesn’t go for it! And I’m back to square one on being confused about her feelings.

And that was just an hour ago! Seriously, less than an hour ago, I had thought for sure she was uncomfortable around me. I had believed she had been hung up on her ex and that she couldn’t wait to get away from me. I had been doing everything I could to keep my mind off her.

Now, she’s lying in my arms. Now, we’re talking together like we’ve been dating for years. Hell, even more importantly, like we’re going to continue to date for years. We’re not even in a relationship, and this girl has me thinking about marriage.

It was stupid. I felt totally stupid. But I didn’t even care. I was just so deliriously happy in a way I never had been before.

I was going into this with cautious optimism, though. I liked her. I now knew she liked me, but who knew what was going to happen? For all we knew, all this crazy passion was just the location. Like, being up in this snowy mountain stuck in a cabin was bringing out the most intimate parts of us. And when it was all over, we’d go back to life as it was before. The passion between us would fade.

I didn’t think this would be the case, though. That was not what my heart was telling me, at least. I may not listen to it very often, but I still knew when it was trying to signal something to me. And, right now, it was doing its best to tell me that I had just met the love of my life.

I believed it.

We were still wrapped up in one another on the couch. It was a picturesque scene. While Liz had been in the bath, I had decided to start a fire for some warmth, and that was still going. And Liz’s body was still pretty hot after a scalding bath, so she was keeping me equally warm.

So, there we were, curled on a cabin couch, a fire going, my arms wrapped around her torso, and her head leaned against my chest.

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