Maddie said, surprising Nick as she moved to his side. “It’s cold when we’re away from the fire.” “I’ll keep you warm if you want to cuddle with me.” “I thought we would hold off on the cuddling until we get back to the cabin,” Maddie offered. “I’d rather not have an audience.” Nick glanced around. He wasn’t thrilled about Maddie making the walk by herself. “Why don’t we call it a night instead?” “You’re having such a good time, though,” Maddie protested. “Why do you want to leave?” “I … .” Maddie knit her eyebrows together. “You don’t trust me to walk back to the cabin myself,” she said. “You’re worried.” “Where you’re concerned, love, I’m always worried,” Nick replied. He scanned the area again and lowered his voice. “You said someone was in the woods today.
