As he set her down, Bri couldn't help but be disappointed. She had gone so long without his touch, she craved it. She wanted nothing more than to drown in it.<br/><br/>But maybe not in the garage.<br/><br/>The thought sobered her a little, and she smiled, pulling the blanket around her. She smiled and walked backwards, pulling his hand with her free one.<br/><br/>"You know, when I found this place," she cooed seductively, leading him out of the garage, "there was a note on the table from the owner that said they didn' mind someone using their cabin, so long as it's left the way we found it..." She turned to him with a playful grin as she stopped him outside the small building. "We may need to rebuild that wall before we leave."<br/><br/>She snorted, trying to hold in the laughter, then it eruptd from her mouth in a bright, bubbling giggle. With a death grip on his solid hand, she led him into the cabin, closing the door, and refused to let go of him as she made her way down the hall to the bedroom. She pulled him to the bed and sat, reluctantly relinquishing the hand she'd used as an anchor, and really looked at him, finally noticing how well he had filled out and how attractive he was. He looked so much like his mom... She smiled, a soft smile that she had never been able to hide around him, and leaned back on the bed.<br/><br/>"Come sit down, Clancy," she begged. "I've missed you."