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I step on before her, bounce a few times. “Solid, see?”
She nibbles at the corner of her mouth.
But then she takes my hand and I guide her out onto the ice.
Immediately her legs slide out from under her and I have to react quickly, drawing her flush against me, preventing her from going full Bambi.
She shrieks, clings to my body to stay upright even though I have my arms securely wrapped around her, even though I’m not going to let her fall.
“Bend your knees,” I say, coaxing her a little lower. “Good. Like that.” Slowly, I adjust my grip so I can spin her around, so that her back is pressed to my front. “Stay bent, yeah?”
I wrap my arm around her. “Yeah.”
“Now like this.”
She carefully mirrors my movements as I take one stride then another.
“Good. Just like that.”
Her nails dig into my arm, but she nods and keeps moving slowly forward.
“Keep going.”
She does, and picks it up remarkably quick, gaining her balance, that lush ass of hers rubbing against me, distracting me as we make several slow loops around the pond.
My dick twitches and I nudge her forward a little bit, trying to get the cold ass air to do me a favor.
“Lake!” she shrieks, clinging to my arm again, bringing our bodies flush. “Don’t let me go.”
“You’ve got this.” But I stay with her for a little bit longer before pulling away again.
This time she doesn’t freak out and clutch at me.
She lets go, takes a few strides on her own. “I’m doing it!” she says picking up speed.
I rotate as she makes a loop on her own, coming back around to me, now skating at a decent clip.
I’m transfixed.
By her and the soft whistle of the wind whispering through her hair. Theshushof the snowflakes landing on the ice as she makes her circle. Thecrunchof her skates on the surface of the pond with each stride she takes. The beautiful smile on her face.
Nothing exists aside from her.
Not the past. Not the future.
Just Nova.
I move closer, intending to take her in my arms again.
Her words carry toward me. “I’m freaking doing—!”
I realize my miscalculation about a millisecond too late.
Because while I was lost in the music of the moment, the beauty of her excitement, I neglected to teach her something important.
How to stop.
“—it!”
