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"Ryan!" Kim called out to the silence of the cabin. She was standing in front of a window at the other side of the room to the front door. They had just arrived to the cabin and while Ryan quickly went down to the basement to begin bringing everything from the car, Kimmy went straight to the window and door that opened to a glass encased jacuzzi room. "Ryyaaan!" she called once again, then turned to glance behind her. Where the hell was he? The coat that she had in her arms was draped over the back of the couch before she went on a search for her friend. There was a door opened to stairs leading down, and a light was switched on, Kim's best bet that Ryan was down there. It was his parent's cabin after all. "Ryan, you said there's gonna be a jacuzzi here," Kim began speaking as she headed down the stairs.
"It's there," Ryan replied from somewhere down there.
"It's there? I only saw wood floor--" the blonde stopped in her tracks when she hit the bottom of the stairs. Before her was an entire area the size of the cabin, filled with tid-bits for a good time. There was a big screen TV, a couch, a pool table, foosball table, an empty bar that will no doubt be stocked fully once Ryan was done with it. That's where he was, bending down to empty a box at his feet and rising to line up all the bottles against the shelves behind the bar. "Wow, this is so cool," Kim gawked, walking over to drop herself on the large couch.
They were the first people there, The rest will be coming in two cars, since there was limited space to park next to the cabin. Kimmy had come with Ryan because she was closest to him, more of a family member than anyone. It was around 6 PM, so the rest should be coming soon.
"Go into the car and start bringing everything downstairs, okay?" Ryan spoke between bottles, not even glancing her way. Kim groaned but proceeded up the stairs and out the front door into the crunching white snow. She was only in her sweater, but with the snow slowly falling, there wasn't a single sign of cold wind.
