WOSO Oneshot

Sophie Román Haug x Reader- Ice and Fire

The frozen lake stretched out before you, a pristine expanse of ice shimmering in the winter sunlight. You and Sophie had decided to take advantage of the crisp, clear day by going for a walk along the shore, enjoying each other's company as you took in the beauty of the winter landscape.

But as you ventured out onto the ice, you quickly realised that walking on it was easier said than done. Despite your best efforts to maintain your balance, your feet slipped and slid beneath you, sending you careening towards the ground.

"Whoa!" you exclaimed, flailing your arms in a desperate attempt to regain your footing.

But it was too late. With a yelp, you tumbled backwards, the icy surface rushing up to meet you with alarming speed.

Before you could brace yourself for impact, a pair of arms wrapped around you, pulling you close and breaking your fall. You blinked in surprise, the breath knocked out of you as you found yourself lying on the ice, Sophie's body pressed against yours.

For a moment, you lay there in stunned silence, the only sound the soft whisper of the wind as it swept across the frozen lake. And then, as if on cue, Sophie lifted her head, her eyes meeting yours with a mixture of concern and amusement.

"Are you alright?" she asked, her voice soft and gentle.

You nodded, unable to tear your gaze away from her captivating blue eyes. "Yeah, I think so," you replied, a shaky laugh escaping your lips.

But as you spoke, you couldn't help but notice how close you were to Sophie, her face just inches from yours. And before you could overthink it, your heart took over, urging you to close the gap between you.

Leaning in, you pressed your lips to hers, the kiss sweet and tender as you lost yourself in the warmth of her embrace. Time seemed to stand still as you melted into each other, the world around you fading away until there was nothing but the two of you and the icy expanse beneath you.

When you finally pulled away, your cheeks were flushed with warmth, your breath coming in short, exhilarated gasps. Sophie's eyes sparkled with a mixture of surprise and delight, a smile playing at the corners of her lips.

"Well, that was unexpected," she said, her voice tinged with amusement.

You chuckled sheepishly, running a hand through your hair. "Sorry about that," you replied, feeling a blush creeping up your neck. "I guess I got a little carried away."

But Sophie simply shook her head, her smile widening into a grin. "No need to apologise," she said, reaching out to take your hand in hers. "I think falling on the ice was the best thing that could have happened to us."

And as you lay there on the frozen lake, hand in hand with Sophie, you couldn't help but agree. After all, sometimes the most unexpected moments lead to the sweetest surprises.