I woke up.
Shivering.
Remembering where I was.
Ean Hunter's Resort.
I sighed and pulled the covers over my shoulders, the tip of my nose was even cold. The room had been so warm when I had drifted off and now, I wanted to know what had happened.
However, getting out seemed like suicide, then I noticed some light filtering in from the bit of exposed window and sat up abruptly. Once again causing myself more aching and pain.
I groaned but hobbled over to the window and peered out, pulling the thick curtains back slightly. I squinted as my eyes adjusted to the light, expecting the sun or something but all that was there was millions and millions of snow flakes. I felt my anger boiling, I really was snowed in with some stranger!
I turned sharply and grabbed my jeans, dressing quickly. I wasn't going to sit here and let my whole entire... okay, my few number of friends think I was dead! No way, no how...
I fumbled out of his flannel shirt and put on my ripped up one but I got a chill and decided the flannel was still necessary.
I burst out of the room and walked to the door, trying to find my boots, which I did find. My black suede high end lovelies that were muddy and ruined!
“Argh!” I shrilled, staring at them.
“Amy...”
I heard him groaning and I glanced over my shoulder as I struggled with the boots. He sat up slowly on the couch and rubbed his face.
“Amy, what are you doing?”
“I'm leaving.” I shot, almost toppling to the floor.
“What...” He got off the couch and in his boxers only! What the...
I looked away, “I'm leaving, are you hard at hearing?”
“Amy, you can't leave. Where are you going to go?” He found a shirt and pulled it on before walking over, still in his boxers mind you but at least he had his jeans in one hand.
I huffed, “Thanks for saving me, but I dunno, I can't stay here. Elizabeth likely thinks I'm dead!”
“Well...” he sighed, “Amy...”
I grabbed the door and started to unlock it.“You'll get hypothermia, you can't...” He grabbed my arm.
“Get off me!” I flung my arms out at him, my pain getting the best of me in that moment and I tripped back into the door.
“Amy.” He steadied me, “I can't let you go out there.”
“This is kidnapping.”
He stared down at me, “It's really cold. I don't think you understand and look at what you want to go out there in...”
I rolled my eyes, “I'll be fine!” Then turned and opened the door, the freezing wind hit me, blowing snow directly into my face. I took in a staggered breath and slammed the door shut.
He lifted an eyebrow, “I told you.”
I didn't give up easily. I hadn't climbed to the top of the company by giving up.
“I need your keys.” I told him.
He almost laughed, “What?”
“Yeah, I want your truck keys.”
Ean creased his brow, “It's snowed in.”
“Don't you have a plough!”
“I have an ATV that I will use to get out of my steep driveway once the snow stops.” He told me, “But right now, that truck isn't going anywhere.”
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SNOW KISSED {NOW PUBLISHED}
RomanceAVAILABLE IN EBOOK on ALL E-Readers for $2.99! Amy Black always spends Christmas alone, but this year, her best friend; Elizabeth Saltz, convinces her to make the drive up to a swanky ski resort. However single, attractive and feisty, Amy doesn't qu...