The Island

Easton just smirked, he didn't mind, that was the game after all, he rolled again, he got a one, but landed on a ladder, jumping to the thirty-fifth space. Snakes and ladders seemed like such a simple game.

Natasha smiled, rolling and getting a 6. She moved to number 33, landing on a snake, she moved down to number 15, she quickly taking their empty mugs to the kitchen, then sitting back down.

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Easton rolled again, earning himself a 3 and moving to 38. "Thanks for cleaning those."

(Its alright)
Natasha smiled, nodding slightly then rolling. Getting a 4 she moved to square 19.

Easton rolled and got a two, he moved to space 40, missing the ladder on 39

Natasha smiled, rolling and getting one, moving to 20.

Easton grinned as well, he didn't care if he won or not, he just felt like he should distract Natasha from her nightmares. He rolled again and got a five, jumping to 45 but landing on a snake and dropping back to 30.

Natasha smiled, sitting up, resting on her knees, rolling again and getting a 6, moving to 26, getting a ladder, moving to 32.

Easton rolled again and rolled a three, moving to 33.

Natasha rolled one, landing on the same square as him. She smiled lightly, quickly putting more wood on the fire, when she saw it was almost out.

"Oh, I hadn't noticed." Easton said as he rolled the dice, he turned back towards the board and moved his counter four spaces, landing on 37.

"I felt it get a bit chilly." Natasha smiled, rolling a two, moving to square 35.

Easton smirked a little, he had adjusted without noticing, his hair on his arms and legs were beginning to recede as the room warmed back up. he rolled and got a three and moved to 40. Missing the ladder on 39 again.

Natasha rolled, getting a six she moved her counter to square 41.

Easton rolled a four, and landed on 44, just barely missing the snake he had hit on 45

Natasha rolled a six again, moving to 47, only just in front.

Easton rolled a four, landing on 48 and moving his counter up the ladder to 53.

Natasha rolled a four, moving to 51, smiling lightly.

Easton smiled as well, he rolled again and got a three, landing on 56.

Natasha rolled three, moving to square 54.

Easton rolled again, getting a two, missing another ladder on 57, he landed on 58, just in front of a snake.

Natasha rolled a six, moving to square 60, missing both.

Easton rolled a three, landing on 61

Natasha smiled lightly, rolling the dice, moving just one place to 61, where Easton's counter was.

"Together again," Easton quipped, he rolled the dice and got a four, moving to 65.