That night, their whole sense of time went out the window. They got lost in each other, lost in everything. Kai didn't want to rush anything; she wanted to take her time, wanted both of them to take their time and explore every inch of each other. And that's exactly what they did.<br/><br/>Come the end of it all, they were tangled in the sheets and each other, Warren holding her against his side. For almost twenty minutes, it could have been less, Kai tried to fight sleep. She wanted to stay awake and enjoy just laying with him and not saying a single word. But that didn't happen. Sleep gripped her tight and pulled her off into a blissful slumber.<br/><br/>She hadn't moved an inch all night and when she finally woke up the next morning, she still refused to move. She needed to stretch, needed to eat, take a shower maybe, but she didn't want to move. So, Kai just lay there, her head on Warren's chest, listening to his heart beating as she stared out the window. The sun was just starting to come up, bathing the snow and painting the trees in a soft warm light. The sky was clear as far as she could tell; pale blue with soft orange and pink wisps floating just out of reach. No snow, just the promise of blue skies and warm sunshine. These were the kinds of mornings that she would have loved to go sit outside with a hot cup of tea and a good book.<br/><br/>As good as that sounded, staying where she was, curled against Warren's side was even better.