Elsa had slept noiselessly, fitlessly, dreamlessly, but most important, peacefully. When she finally woke she felt sunlight pouring in on her, warming her face and whatever of her body that was shown. She opened her eyes slowly, giving them time to adjust to the light before she moved. Then she stretched and yawned, forcing herself into an upright position. She had slept amazingly, but was still a little fatigued. She glanced over at the space next to her and saw that he was gone. She looked around for him and heard him cooking in the kitchen, then his greeting to her. She giggled and rolled out of bed, the dress all but bunched up around her stomach. She rearranged it so that she was properly covered and padded her way towards the kitchen.
When she reached it and saw him there cooking in his shiny silk pajama pants, she giggled again. She walked right up to him and wrapped her arms around his stomach. She squeezed him tight for a moment and then turned her face up to look at him. She went up on her tip toes and pressed her lips up against his softly, lovingly. Then she went back down on flat feet, "Good morning," she cooed at him brightly. Despite herself, she was a little bit aroused this morning. She wouldn't tell him that though, or she knew they'd stay here the whole day, and neither of them had been to work in three days.
When she reached it and saw him there cooking in his shiny silk pajama pants, she giggled again. She walked right up to him and wrapped her arms around his stomach. She squeezed him tight for a moment and then turned her face up to look at him. She went up on her tip toes and pressed her lips up against his softly, lovingly. Then she went back down on flat feet, "Good morning," she cooed at him brightly. Despite herself, she was a little bit aroused this morning. She wouldn't tell him that though, or she knew they'd stay here the whole day, and neither of them had been to work in three days.