Ice and Snow

Chapter Fifteen: The Suite

If he’s going to be mad at me, then I’ll do the same to him.

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Cole’s POV

Why was she acting like that? I had no choice but to follow Aesha as she went back to our suite.

“Will you stop following me?” she asked me, anger in her eyes.

I buried my hands in my pockets, “Nope,”

Aesha glared at me and sat on one of the couches, “Cole, I don’t want to argue with you, much less set a blizzard in this hotel.”

I smirked and sat beside her. Flirting, is it?

“I’m not leaving you. I know you know we’re probably the remaining sane people here,”

It was partly true. The adults were talking nonstop about…well, adult-ish things. The twins didn’t care for the whole world.

But Aesha wouldn’t stop arguing until I leave, so in less than five seconds, the room was coated in ice and snow.

“What the hell, Aesha!?” I exclaimed.

Now it was her turn to smirk, “Just leave, right now.” I gritted my teeth, “Do you want to kill me?”

“I might,”

Now, it really hurt. The cold hurt, like I was stuck in the middle of the Arctic. Like I was stuck in a freezer, a hundred degrees below zero.

“Stop it!” I yelled, shivering. That startled her, causing

 walked towards me.

My head snapped towards him, “What now? You’re not my babysitter!”

“Your mom told me to get you,” he said coldly.

“What if I don’t want to go with you?” I asked.

If he’s going to be mad at me, then I’ll do the same to him.

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Cole’s POV

Why was she acting like that? I had no choice but to follow Aesha as she went back to our suite.

“Will you stop following me?” she asked me, anger in her eyes.

I buried my hands in my pockets, “Nope,”

Aesha glared at me and sat on one of the couches, “Cole, I don’t want to argue with you, much less set a blizzard in this hotel.”

I smirked and sat beside her. Flirting, is it?

“I’m not leaving you. I know you know we’re probably the remaining sane people here,”

It was partly true. The adults were talking nonstop about…well, adult-ish things. The twins didn’t care for the whole world.

But Aesha wouldn’t stop arguing until I leave, so in less than five seconds, the room was coated in ice and snow.

“What the hell, Aesha!?” I exclaimed.

Now it was her turn to smirk, “Just leave, right now.” I gritted my teeth, “Do you want to kill me?”

“I might,”

Now, it really hurt. The cold hurt, like I was stuck in the middle of the Arctic. Like I was stuck in a freezer, a hundred degrees below zero.

“Stop it!” I yelled, shivering. That startled her, causing the cold to turn down. Good.

“Fine, I’ll leave!” I shouted, going out the door.