Been waiting for a bit of densi cabin fun to appear. Finally gave in and wrote a bit of fluff myself. Thank you for reading and reviewing.

Dec. 28, 2012

Tap, tap, tap. Kensi looked towards the front door and wondered who was knocking at such an early hour. She grabbed her gun before making her way to the door.

"Kensi, rise and shine," came from a sing-song voice on the other side of the door. Deeks, she thought to herself with a smile before she secured her weapon and made her way towards the door. They had just returned yesterday from spending Christmas working a case at sea. She walked to the door and opened it, giving her partner a fake annoyed look, secretly pleased to see him again.

"Why are you here so early? We're off til Jan. 2." she asked suspiciously at the man who was smiling down at her like a cat that ate a canary.

"Coffee?" he deflected as he handed her a cup and ducked into her apartment looking around. "Are you ready?" he asked, "Need to hit the road." Kensi looked at him like he lost his mind.

"Hit the road? I plan on a morning jog if that counts?"

"You didn't think you were getting out of it did you?" Deeks asked as he laughed at her puzzled expression.

"Out of what?" she asked confused. He slowly walked towards her invading her personal space as he looked down.

"You, me, a ski cabin in the woods, roaring fire, hot tub," he started in a low flirtatious voice. Her eyes widened in surprise at him.

"Deeks, umm, Chrstmas is over. Remember? Not going to happen."

"Sure is."

"No, Deeks,"

"Yes, Kensi." he mimicked back looking down at her in determination.

"No,"

"Why so scared," he asked in the same low voice.

"Not scared, just have other non-Deeks things to do." she said with a deadly stare.

"Liar, liar pants on fire," he teased as he walked around her and headed for her bedroom.

"What. Where are you going?" as she chased after him.

"Just going to help you pack since you obviously forgot too," he said in a teasing tone as he pulled out her suitcase and headed for her closet.

"Deeks, boundaries?" He stopped and turned, crossing his arms over his chest in determination.

"You promised, Kens. No takebacks."

"What are you, five," she said looking at him in exasperation. He continued to stare at her. "Fine." she finally gave in as she began grabbing clothes for the trip not missing the smile that quickly lit up his face.

"Your mom couldn't make it. She said she was leaving on a business trip and wouldn't be back til the 31st." Deeks said.

"You called my mom?" turning and looking at him in shock.

"Of, course. Why wouldn't I?" Deeks answered surprised at the question. "Your mom's a cool lady."

"A stone cold fox." Kensi repeated his earlier words dryly.

"If the heels fit...ouch. That hurt, Kens," Deeks stopped rubbing his chest lightly. "Violent much?"

"My mom, Deeks. Really...eeeww."

"I'm rather fond of the younger generation." he said as he smacked her butt on the way to her bed where he grabbed her packed suitcase and headed for the door.

This is so not a good idea, she thought to herself as she followed him from the apartment and toward the waiting car.

A Few Hours later

Deeks looked over at the brunette in the passenger seat and smiled to himself. It was quite a battle but he finally got her to go away with him. Four whole days of no phones, no cases, no one shooting at them. Just the two of them hanging out on the slopes as Kensi and Deeks. Wonder if she realized that they would be spending New Year's Eve together, he thought to himself with a small laugh.

"Whats so funny," came from the sleepy woman in the passenger seat.

"Nothing, Princess. Just happy you came," he said honestly.

"How long til we get there?" she drowsily asked.

"Still about 3 hours away. Go back to sleep," he said softly. A few moments later he heard a soft snore as she drifted back off. Christmas wishes due come true, he thought to himself with a smile as he refocused on the road ahead.

At the Cabin

"Wow." Kensi said as she looked at the postcard perfect small cabin snuggled against the trees.

"Come on, lets go in," Deeks grabbed her arm and pulled her up the stairs and quickly unlocked the cabin.

"Wow," she said again once inside as she looked around at the homey decor inside the cabin. She turned and looked at him in surprise. "Seriously, not what I expected. This is yours?"

"Should I be offended by that?" he asked only half joking. He smiled slightly, "Yep, bought it a couple years ago. Needed a place to escape too now and then." He grabbed her bag and walked down the small hall before entering a room and setting them down. Kensi followed close behind.

"This is your room, bathroom is right through the door and connects to another bedroom on the other side," he directed.

"Guest room?," Kensi asked as she looked around the room taking in the down comforter and multitude of pastel colored pillows that covered the full size oak bed. She walked towards the glass door that opened onto a small wood deck giving her an amazing view of the snow covered mountains and a peak of the Lake in the distance. "Amazing," she breathed softly, lost in the view for a moment.

"Amazing," Deeks agreed as he stood a few feet away watching the expressions dance across her face in the evening light. He shook himself out of his trance and finally answered her earlier question. "Your actually the first person I have brought here."

Kensi felt herself catch her breath on both the meaning of his words and the look in his eyes as he watched her. She felt herself smile. The room began to close in on her as breathing became a struggle and she began getting lost in the promises of his eyes.

"So, is my favorite ski bunny ready to hit the slopes for an evening run?" Deeks said as he turned away and tried to get back onto comfortable ground.

"Ski bunny? Do not even try and go there," Kensi returned playfully trying to cover the breathlessness of her voice. "let me change and I'll be ready in a few. Hey, where are you sleeping?" she suddenly turned back and looked at him.

"Other side of the bathroom," he said cautiously, gauging her reaction. Her eyes narrowed slightly at him. "I told the cleaning service to prep two rooms and I guess I wasn't specific enough?"

"No funny stuff, Shaggy,"

"Of course not, Fern. We've shared the same bed, I am sure we can manage a suite," he said dryly. "Meet you in a few," he said casually as he strolled through the bathroom into his room, shut the door behind himself and leaned against it trying to catch his breath. Realizing he could barely make it through an hour without wanting to kiss her senseless- four days? He is in so much trouble, he thought to himself.

Next chapter, let the fun begin. :) Should stay T, but if it crosses the line it may change to M.