"Jack!" shouted Elizabeth.
"Yes love?" he called back and stopped trying to make the very last drop of rum come out of the bottle.
"Can you help me?" she asked sticking her head out of the closet.
"Help you what?" he said walking over.
"Help me reach that." she said and pointed to a round bin on the top shelf of the closet.
"Why? What's in it?" he said obviously annoyed.
"Oh a few things like a bandanna, a few letters, and a few things my mother gave me."
"Ok. Just let me get something to stand on." He said looking around for something. Elizabeth tried to stay out of his way and sat down in the closet. Jack brought over a round barrel and stood on it to get the bin. As he got down he put his foot on what he thought was the floor but was actually the air and tumbled backwards.
"Oh! Jack are you ok?" Elizabeth asked rushing to his side.
"I'm fine." He grumbled. Elizabeth gasped when she saw he had shut the door in his falling.
"Jaaack! This is the door that never opens from the inside! Great!" she said trying to pull it open. Jack made a face then smiled.
Elizabeth tugged on the door once again and suddenly felt Jack's hot breath on her ear. She turned around to see him glancing mischievously at her.
"Don't you even think about doing anything to me!" she growled. Jack grinned even more.
"I think you would like anything I did to you… wouldn't you?" he said. She took a few sharp breaths as Jack moved closer.
"Jack… we really shouldn't…" she whispered but suddenly her hands were on his chest, feeling his mussels through the fabric. She brushed her lips over his and put her head on his chest, teasing him. He led her chin up with a finger and kissed her lips. Her hands ran all over his chest and Jack made a growling noise. He backed her up against the door and she led Jack's hands to her hips. Jack smiled and broke away to kiss down her neck. She gasped and ran a hand up to his shoulders.
"I told you that you'd like this." He whispered against her neck.
"Don't stop." She whispered, caressing his cheek.
"I don't intend to."