I had spent two whole days hiking up the side of the mountain when a snow storm suddenly popped up. I knew I had to get to shelter and fast! I remember a buddy of mine telling me about an old cabin from a previous trip. I realized that I was close to the spot he described and I went in search of the illusive shelter in the woods. I found the old broken down shack just as the snow started to get really heavy. I enter the cabin and began to light candles that I had found on an old table in the corner. After I had brightened up the dreary room, I began to build a fire out of wood that had been stockpiled in near the hearth. After the fire was built I slipped out of my soaking wet clothe and began to search for extra clothes in the old abandoned cabin.
Suddenly the huge wood door swung open and an attractive young woman walked through the door just as I had found extra clothes. She was a petite brunette wearing a large winter coat and ski pants. She stumbled over her own words as I stood there folded clothes in had and wearing nothing but an embarrassed look. I put on the old rags I had found in the closet and asked, "What is your name?"
The woman said, "Heather, and I assume you know how bad the snow is getting." I looked out one of the windows and was unable to see the trees that grow only twenty feet outside the front door.
Heather, realizing there was no where else to go asked if she could stay with me in the cabin. I was glad to have company in the middle of the storm anyway so I of course allowed her to stay.
Heather discovered that there was only one blanket in the entire cabin. We agreed to share the blanket together near the fireplace in the drafty old cabin. As we sat there, I remembered a bottle of Champagne that I had found in the cupboard of the old cabin.