Kai curled up against him, falling asleep almost instantly.<br/><br/>-<br/><br/>When she woke the next morning, she was careful to untangle herself from her mate's limbs. Sitting up, she stretched, shoulders and back popping in a satisfying way. She looked around then, slowly blinking away the blurriness of sleep. To one side of them was a great big boulder. The other side was what looked like a fallen tree and next to it a wall of snow. For a moment Kai thought that maybe Warren had put it up to keep them away from the outside world, but when she saw the now dirty powder on the ground near their feet, she knew that wasn't the case. It must have been a storm.<br/><br/>Shifting, Kai pushed through the snow, the warm light of the sun washing over her. She stretched again, letting out a whining yawn. The world was calm around them. Birds chirping, a light breeze rustling the bare branches and the pine trees. Looking up, she saw a blue sky; such a welcome sight after the grey clouds had tainted it for months.