The Nyanny - Ch 12

It turned out that waking Finn before four in the morning was a surefire way to get a very fussy kitten. They were tired and grumpy enough to refuse to cooperate while getting dressed. Usually Finn would handle dressing themselves but Catra had to help with every garment as they sluggishly moved through the motions.

As Ms Grey entered the room to check on them Finn started to cry and wanted to be picked up as fussy turned into overwhelmed in an instant at the sight of their mother.

Adora soothed them while Catra picked up where Adora left off, packing some snacks for Finn for the trip. When Adora came into the kitchen she told Finn that the Tooth Ferret had come. It wasn’t enough to get Finn smiling but the tears stopped as they looked at their gifts. Adora was whispering to them, using her softest mum voice, to ask if Finn wanted to put their tooth away. Finn nodded their head and Adora took them back to their room to put things away safely.

When they returned Catra was done getting the last of their things together and there was a knock at the door. Catra answered it so the security staff could take their bags down to the lobby for them. Finn was clutching the wooden toy to their chest as they snuggled into their mothers shoulder and Catra made eye contact with Adora’s over their head.

“So fussy,” Catra mouthed and Adora smiled, her eyes crinkling with the motion before she nodded. Adora gave some pets to Swifty as he came to see what they were doing. Adora had arranged for Glimmer to come pick up Swifty to stay with them for the week, but Glimmer couldn’t come get them till the evening so he would have a lazy day at home before he got to play with Pixie.

They locked up the house and armed the alarm before following security down to the lobby and out to the street. There were two cars parked there and Catra looked at the second four wheel drive curiously. Juliet stepped out with two other security people to talk to Adora.

“This is a little overkill isn’t it?” Adora asked, her tone light but her nerves coming through at the end. Juliet looked apologetic.

“Someone told the press you are travelling today,” Juliet said and Adora sighed from deep within her chest. “We’ve alerted the security at the airport and we have enough for crowd control if more than a few journalists show up. The staff will take you straight through security to the first class lounge where you can wait for the flight and I’ve organised someone to meet you at the other end,” Juliet said and Adora nodded her head.

“Thanks,” she said tightly and focused on getting Finn into their seat as they fussed about not letting go of their mum. “You’re okay, I’ll be right beside you,” Adora said softly and Finn nodded and finally let go.

Catra was standing on the other side of the car with the door open. She was waiting for Ms Grey to sit in the middle - somehow - when she heard Finn’s little voice call.

“Miss Catra…” Catra’s ears pricked up and she crouched to look at them. Adora had finished putting them into their seat and closed the door. Finn’s little hand was outstretched to her and Catra wanted to slide in beside them. Adora arrived next to her and smiled.

“You can sit with them, I don’t think I will fit in the middle,” Adora said and Catra smiled. She wanted to tease Ms Grey about being ‘too big’ but she bit her tongue to stop herself. Catra slid in beside Finn and took their hand. They started to purr and she matched it as she bucked herself in.

Adora slid in beside her and did her own seat belt before the convoy set off to the airport. The Grey’s house was surprisingly far from the airport and both Catra and Finn dozed off in the time it took to get there.

Catra woke slowly, rubbing her cheek against the comfortable surface she laid against. The soft trembling of the surface alerted her to the fact that maybe what she was laying against was alive. Catra’s eyes snapped open and she looked up at the side of Adora’s face. Adora was watching her from the corner of her eye and the soft shaking was apparently barely contained laughter at her actions. Catra’s face heated up and she sat up straight quickly adding what little distance she could between them without waking Finn.

“Sorry,” Catra whispered and Adora shrugged her shoulder casually.

“Its fine, I’m sorry She-ra isn’t very comfortable,” Adora said with a small smile.

“She is pretty comfortable actually,” Catra said, her cheeks hot as she didn’t look directly at Adora and instead out the window to try to orient herself.

“I’ll be sure to tell Entrapta that there was an unintentional benefit to her design,” Adora said with a small smile. Catra sleepily looked at her smile for too long and Adora cleared her throat. She glanced out the window. “We’ll be there soon, the driver will get our bags and Juliet will keep the press away, but keep your head down unless you’d like to be in the news,” Adora said with a frown wrinkling her brow.

“Oh, no thanks, I don’t need Mum to ask more questions,” Catra said rolling her eyes before she realised what she said. She must still be half asleep to say something like that. “I mean, she, uh…”

“Does she worry?” Adora asked gently and Catra looked back at her.

“She does, but she likes gossip magazines so she would be delighted to see me in another one,” Catra said with a smile and Adora nodded.

“Her and Casta would get along well,” Adora said thoughtfully and Catra grinned.

“Like a house on fire,” Catra said, her tail flicking playfully.

“Mn, perhaps we should avoid that,” Adora said, the playful tone coming back as her blue eyes tracked Catra’s wayward tail.

“Probably for the best,” Catra agreed, trying to school her face to be serious. Adora’s lip twitched before she looked back at Catra’s face.

Catra noticed the car slowing down and looked around to take in the environment they were going into. Adora looked too, distracted by a crowd of people by the doors of the airport. Adora let out a long and slow sigh.

“Can you unbuckle Finn when we stop and we will all get out together and go inside,” Adora said like she was reciting battle plans and Catra nodded her agreement. She turned to Finn, gently rocking them to rouse them enough that they wouldn’t be startled awake.

“Its just me, Finny,” Catra reassured and Finn’s hands gripped around to try to get their toy they had been holding. Catra’s heart swelled at the sleepy grabby hands and gave them the wooden toy before the car stopped and it was go time.

Catra unbuckled Finn and carefully lifted them out of their seat to wrap them in her arms. Adora nodded and Catra nodded back before she opened the door. Catra slid along the chair as Adora got out of the car. Catra misunderstood the assignment and thought Adora would take Finn from her arms so she could get up but instead Adora helped her to her feet with one strong arm around her waist.

Catra felt herself blush but as soon as she was on her feet they were moving towards the airport doors. The flashes of camera’s and shouted questions were loud in the early morning air but the airport security stopped them getting any closer and they didn’t stay to chat. Adora’s arm remained around Catra’s waist, her body sufficient cover for not only Finn but Catra as well. Catra’s face was warm at the contact but it didn’t disappear until they reached security and were scanned through.

Only when they were inside the first class lounge with plenty of security did Adora relax and turned to check on Finn in Catra’s arms. Finn was a dead weight as they purred sleepily. Adora gave their ears a few gentle pets before she sighed with relief.

“I’m glad they slept through that,” Adora said gently and Catra nodded.

“Definitely the preferred option, I wish I could have done that,” Catra joked and Adora smiled.

“I could have carried you,” Adora said playfully and Catra rolled her eyes.

“The press would have loved to see that,” Catra said and instead of Ms Grey finding that funny, it seemed to dampen her mood. Catra could imagine that any novelty or humour about the press had worn off a long time ago.

“Lets get some breakfast,”Adora said, gently directing Catra to move towards the soft lounges and tables.

Catra sat down and looked at the menu as Finn settled in her lap with their head against her shoulder, they were content not to move and Catra didn’t mind her weighted blanket.

“Uh, nothing has prices,” Catra said, she looked up to see Adora smile.

“Its included in the price of the ticket,” Adora said and Catra scoffed.

“You’re telling me grade A wagyu beef skewers is included in my ticket price?” Catra asked and Adora nodded “How? How much did the ticket cost?” Catra asked then reconsidered when Adora opened her mouth to respond. “Actually, don’t answer that, it will just depress me if its more than my masters program,” Catra said looking back at the menu when Adora laughed. After a short silence Adora asked.

“How much is your masters?”

“Just under 50k,” Catra said looking back at Adora’s face to see her trying to hide a smile.

“Your ticket isn’t worth more than your masters,” Adora said but Catra didn’t like the emphasis she put on the word ‘your’. What that suggested to Catra was that their three ticket did. Catra huffed again.

“If its free I’m eating steak for breakfast,” Catra said and Adora just smiled. When someone came over to take their orders Adora ordered Catra two serves of the wagyu steak and she got some high protein breakfast bowl for herself and chicken for Finn when they woke up.

When the food arrived Catra tried the succulent juicy steak curiously and moaned perhaps too convincingly as Ms Grey’s cheeks coloured. Adora glanced around the room a little shyly but no one seemed to care about Catra’s over the top reaction to the food.

“Ohmahgawh,” Catra said, her hand covering her mouth as she tried to talk before she even swallowed. “Its so soft, it just melts in your mouth,” Catra said, after swallowing and quickly taking another bite. Adora cleared her throat as she looked back at Catra with a small smile and red cheeks.

“I’m glad you like it,” Adora said, looking genuine. Catra felt bad for embarrassing Adora but she couldn’t help her reaction. She’s had some fancy food since working for the Grey’s but this was her new favourite.

“I’m in heaven,” Catra said dramatically and Adora’s smile grew as she watched Catra enjoy herself and Adora tucked into her healthy breakfast.

Finn woke with enough time to eat their breakfast and play with their toy for a while before they were called to the gate for boarding.

Finn was still fussy and not their normal self. Catra couldn’t blame them, the airport had a lot of sounds and when she realised they were possibly reacting to the extra stimulation she got out their earphones to lower one trigger. Adora was talking to the flight attendant before she came back to Finn and Catra.

“The seats are split by room,” Adora said and Catra turned to her.

“Rooms? On the air plane?” Catra asked, confusion clearly on her face.

“Yeah, two of the rooms are adjoined so Finn and I will take that one, but you’ll have your own room,”

“On the air plane?” Catra asked again, Adora was clearly not taking her question seriously and smiled a little cocky. Why did she have to do that to Catra?

“Yes, rooms, on the plane. You are welcome to join us, I’m sure Finn will want to watch something since they are having a hard travel day,” Adora said, stroking Finns little ears which they leaned into. They couldn’t hear their conversation but they didn’t try to take their earphones out in order to hear them, so they didn’t seem to care what they were missing.

It didn’t take long for them to start boarding, Catra found her room and was shocked that it was actually a room. It had a chair, a fold out bed and a large television screen. Catra put down her carry on luggage as she looked around. Adora and Finn were across the hall from her and Catra was still questioning how this was a plane.

“Our room is bigger,” Finn said, looking into the room curiously and Catra smiled at them.

“Oh yeah, show me,” Catra said playfully and Finn grabbed her hand to pull her into the other room. It was indeed bigger, at least twice the size with two folded bed in the middle and a divider that had been lowered. Catra was in awe. She now really didn’t want to know how much this ticket cost and why Ms Grey had bought her one at all. Catra could have travelled economy without complaint.

#

They had to take their seats for takeoff and landing but Catra spent her time in the Grey’s room watching kids movies with Finn while Adora worked on her laptop to ignore the view out the plane window. Finn napped on and off during the movies and when the plane landed they were recovered enough to return to their normal levels of energy.

The first step when they arrived was to get their bags and to meet their security detail before they left the airport. They dressed in their snow clothes before leaving but Catra immediately shivered when they stepped out into the cold.

Adora had been focused on the next step of the plan to get them to the relative safety of their secluded cabin and hadn’t noticed the jacket Catra was wearing. Catra made a little squeak as she wrapped her arms around herself and Finn looked up at her curiously.

“Why are you wearing that jacket? Didn’t Dee buy you snow gear?” Adora asked, her voice coming out clipped. She was going to be angry if it turned out that Dee had lied about Catra having the appropriate clothing.

“N-no,” Catra chattered, she was already trembling like a leaf and Adora wrapped an arm around her to help with the cold.

“Lets get you warmed up first, then I’ll buy you some proper snow gear,” And fire Dee.

“T-thank you,” Catra said. They were rushed to the car by security and whisked away before any press could see them. The car was warm and large, so Catra wasn’t squished between the car seat and Ms Grey on the drive into the city.

Adora requested they make a stop at a store for snow gear and the driver took them directly. Adora was worried that Finn would be spotted by the press so they stayed in the car with the driver while Catra and Adora went in to shop.

When Catra entered the shop the attendant noticed her immediately. “Oh you poor dear!” The male Magicat cooed and Catra flushed. “You must be freezing.” Adora stepped into the shop behind her and the man looked at her curiously. “Do my eyes deceive me? Adora Grey?” The man asked, his eyes big and sparkling with excitement.

“Yes?” Adora asked, her voice guarded and unsure what she was being recognised from.

“My husband and I loved you in Sleeping beauty! He’s not going to believe me when I tell him,” The man said clearly starstruck and Adora offered a tentative smile. It was nice to know some people still recognised her from her time on stage.

“Thank you, that’s good to hear,”

“Anytime, anytime, what can I do for you ladies?” the man asked, his eyes skimming from Adora to Catra and back before he remembered. “You are going to need a better jacket than that honey or you’ll freeze out here,” he said and Adora nodded.

“Yes, can you help Catra pick out some snow clothes, she’ll need enough for the week and some snow boots,” Adora said and Catra still hadn’t managed to stop shaking yet.

“Right away, Ms Grey, oh, that kinda rhymed, come with me,” the man motioned for Catra to follow and she did. Adora looked around the shop as she waited while the two Magicats talked quietly and Adora gravitated closer to hear their conversation.

“Anything but pink,” Catra said firmly.

“That’s a shame, you would look great in pink,”

“I hate pink with a passion, so any other colour is fine,” Catra said, her arms crossed not only from the chill but petulance as she pouted cutely. Adora silently agreed with the shop keep but wisely kept her mouth shut. She wanted Catra to be comfortable and she didn’t need any help looking good.

The shop keep made Catra try on some things and several boots before she had a nice maroon jacket and thick black pants with black snow boots on. She looked incredible.

Adora paid for the items without asking how much they cost and was only a little caught off guard when the shop keep asked for an autograph to show his husband. Adora wrote in and signed a little book the man offered and soon they were on their way to the cabin.

Catra was quiet on the drive there but no one could get a word in as Finn regaled the car with one of their stories, so maybe she was just listening.

The cabin was high in the mountains, far from the main hotel to ensure they were isolated and difficult to find on foot. Adora didn’t want to be bothered while she was out here and their earlier run in with the press had her on edge.

The cabin was large, with three rooms and a large kitchen and living room area. Adora had requested the kitchen was stocked with food. Their dinner was already made for the night so they could relax and unwind from travel before Adora started her meetings the next morning.

Catra seemed in awe of the cabin, it wasn’t as big as the penthouse but it was roomy and the bathroom was big enough for a spa bath. Adora could admit to herself that she might enjoy wowing Catra.

The way Catra reacted to breakfast and the first class rooms filled Adora with a strange need to spoil her with new experiences. Catra’s appreciation of the smaller things in life made Adora want to show her the things she’d been missing. Not because she thought Catra would like them more, but just to see the way her eyes grew big as she stared in wonder.

The living room had a fireplace that Adora wasted no time lighting and their suitcases were taken to their rooms before the driver left. He would return in the morning to take Adora to her meeting, but for now, she could relax.

Finn was running in and out of the rooms excitedly as the house warmed up with the combined efforts of the heating and the fireplace. Adora sat down on the couch and stared at the fire. Taking a moment to enjoy no one needing anything from her as she watched the flames licking the wood.

The creak of floorboards was the only sound as Catra came back into the room and went to the kitchen to look at their supplies. Catra turned on the kettle and started to look through the teas before she opened cabinets to try to find the mugs.

“Tea?” Catra’s voice travelled but she kept it light. They had been served lunch in the air and it was now approaching late afternoon. They could probably have dinner soon and an early night before Finn started the classes and activities Adora had found for them to do while she was busy.

“Sure, what do we have?” Adora asked and Catra made a face as she looked at the options.

“Honestly, I’m not sure I can pronounce some of these,” Catra said, her tail waving playfully as she squinted at the names.

“I’ll try anything once,” Adora said casually and Catra smiled before she sniffed one of the teabags.

“This smells like black tea,”

“That works,” Adora agreed and Catra nodded, making Adora and herself tea before she went to check on Finn. Finn came back with Catra and she made them a hot chocolate with the magicat blend and added marshmallows before they came to join them in the living room.

They sat in silence as they enjoyed their drinks. Finn was equally transfixed with the fire as Adora was. Finn was still tired, but it was more in a, ‘its already been a long day’ kind of way instead of a ‘I’ll die if I don’t get more sleep’ kind of way. Finn finished their drink and snuggled into Adora’s side as they watched the flames. Their ears were twitching adorably every time the flames moved unexpectedly.

Catra’s soft gasp caught Adora’s attention and she looked over at her. Catra got to her feet and went to the window.

“Is that snow?” Catra asked. Adora frowned, it was far too early in the season for snow, surely. Finn was intrigued and jumped up to join Catra at the window. Catra picked them up when requested and they both stared at the falling ice.

Adora was surprised to realise, it really was snow. She watched the two Magicats tracking the falling crystals. At one point Finn moved their hand like they could catch one. The soft ‘donk’ of their hand hitting the glass didn’t seem to bother them as they both focused on the snowflake Finn attempted to catch.

It was adorable.

Adora was completely distracted from the fire to watch the two of them as their tails swayed playfully and they watched the snow fall.

#

It took hours before Catra and Finn lost interest in the snow. Adora was organising dinner when Catra came over to the kitchen to join her, finally spent on her staring.

“Its really coming down out there,” Catra said casually and reached forward to try to steal some of the sausage off the charcuterie board. Adora was surprisingly fast as she blocked Catra’s attempt with her hand. Her gaze only a little challenging, daring her to try again. Catra refrained, only just.

“I checked the forecast and it seems we are going to get a lot of snow overnight,” Adora confirmed.

“That wont cause any trouble getting out of here tomorrow right?” Catra asked, a little nervous because of her lack of experience with snow. Adora shook her head.

“It should be fine, it might just take a little longer to get around,” Adora said and picked up the board to take it back to the warmth of the fire. The heating did okay, but the fire was pumping out some serious heat, so they gravitated close to it as the temperature dropped and the sun set.

Adora, Catra and Finn were sitting on the couch watching a movie when the lights went out and Finn screamed.

“Its okay, we’re okay,” Adora said gently and Catra felt Finn move beside her as Adora took them into her lap. Catra sat where she was, blinking to adjust her eyes to the new light. It was so dark and the fire was now the only light in the room. She looked at the warm glow of light that outlined Adora and Finn.

“I’ll have a look for a generator,” Catra said and pushed herself up from the couch. Catra checked the whole house carefully but didn’t find any sign of a generator. She was sure a place like this should have one so she put on her boots to check outside.

Catra went to the back door but when she turned the handle it didn’t budge. She tried again with some more force but the wood just creaked and didn’t move. The handle was moving but the door was not, she looked at the gap by the hinges and noticed the ice growing there.

Catra sighed and went back to the room to get Adora. “I think the generator is outside, but I can’t open the back door,” Catra explained. Adora got to her feet and with some gentle coaxing, got Finn to agree to go with Catra for the time being. Catra held them close and purred soothingly as she heard the loud crash of the door being forced open. The cool breeze from the outside washing away some of the warmth from the room and Catra grabbed a blanket from the couch to wrap around Finn and herself.

It wasn’t long before Adora returned with an unimpressed look on her face.

“The generator is out there, but there’s no fuel in the canister,” Adora said, pushing her hair back from her face with both her hands. “I’ll call the resort and see if they can send someone out,” Adora said and Catra nodded.

The one sided call was not promising. Adora was using her business voice and Catra was rocking Finn as they hid their face in the blanket.

“Thank you,” Ms Grey said before she hung up and sighed.

“Bad news?” Catra asked curiously and Adora nodded her head.

“The power is out for the whole area, emergency services is aware and trying to get it back as soon as possible but they have higher risk people to worry about. If we really need it they can send someone out in a few hours,” Adora said and Catra frowned a little but nodded.

“Okay, so we should work out how to keep the heat from escaping and go from there,” Catra said and Adora nodded. Adora took Finn back and Catra helped to close as many curtains and blinds as she could find. She closed all the rooms that they weren’t using except the bedrooms.

Finn sits on the couch to watch them doing things and Adora brought more wood inside to keep the fire going. Once the fire was heating the house they decided to go to their rooms to hunker down for the night.

#

Adora wasn’t in her room for long before Finn’s shaking forced her back into the living room. She brought every blanket she could find that didn’t belong to Catra in order to make a nest of bedding right near the fire. Once Adora got it all set up and got Finn settled into the warmth they were asleep in no time. It had been a long and stressful travel day for them and Adora was happy to see them finally settled.

Adora was laying in front of the fire holding Finn close to keep them warm. The room was freezing but they were warm and comfortable enough to sleep. Adora was struggling to fall asleep because Catra was still in her room and Adora was worried she must be cold.

She was relieved when she heard the soft click of a door opening and quick footsteps from the dark.

Adora couldn’t see Catra until she stepped into the warm glow of the fire but she appeared completely wrapped up in a blanket with only her face showing. Adora smiled at the image. Catra looked a embarrassed as she looked down at the pile of blankets and pillows Adora had made to keep them warm.

“My windows are freezing over,” Catra murmured as an excuse and Adora nodded.

“Please join us,” Adora said and Catra looked unsure for a moment.

“Should I… uh, how?” Catra asked how to enter the nest of blankets Adora had made.

“Oh, here,” She motioned to the edge of the blanket Finn and her were under. “Maybe put your blankets on top too and then come under here,” Adora continued.

“Okay,” Catra said, pulling the blankets from around her and immediately starting to shake. She laid the blankets down before quickly getting into the nest but kept a distance from Adora and Finn that Adora felt was unnecessary. They needed to get through the night and sharing body heat would be the best way to keep them all comfortable.

“Come here, you’ll warm up faster if we are close together,” Adora explained and saw Catra’s face colour. She bit her lip as she appeared to be thinking before she scooted closer to Adora. Adora rolled onto her back, keeping Finn against her right side and put her left arm around Catra to pull her against her side. “You’re not going to get any warmth from She-ra,” Adora said and Catra nodded.

Catra barely appeared to be breathing but soon her trembling stopped with a sigh. Adora let out a breath she didn’t know that she was holding as Catra relaxed against her side. Catra was warm and soft against her and Adora tried to ignore that information as she attempted sleep again.

“Thank you,” Catra whispered and Adora smiled.

“Goodnight, Catra,” Adora whispered, finally feeling the pull of sleep as the anxiety left her body.

“Goodnight…Adora…” Catra murmured as she tucked her face against Adora’s shoulder and her hand flexed against her side. A gentle purr springing to life in the still cold night as the fire crackled to keep them warm.

Morning came and with it, the warmth from the sun. The light spilled into the living room through the gaps in the curtains and warmed their little nest. Adora moved during the night and Finn had found a new comfy spot between Catra and Adora’s bodies. Adora was wrapped around Catra as she was burrowed into her neck and held Finn pressed against her chest.

The two Magicats were purring loudly, their breaths slightly out of sync like a tiny echo. Adora didn’t want to disturb their sleep or move away from their warmth, so instead of rising with the sun, she pretended to not notice their unprofessional proximity and decided to go back to sleep for once. She was on holiday - technically - and if Catra asked, she could use staying warm as an excuse.

#

Catra woke up slowly, she was warm, purring and comfortable. She planned to nestle down further into the warmth and sleep some more when she felt someone move against her. She was aware of the small purring bundle in her arms who was sleeping soundly as they shared warmth but Catra became aware of another moving body. The heavy arm wrapped around her back moved and the gentle stroke filled Catra with warmth as she realised the warm thing her face was buried in was unlikely to be a pillow.

Catra peaked an eye open to see the blue fleas pyjamas that Adora had put on the night before and the button barely hanging on as it tried to keep her chest covered. Her pyjamas were twisted around her body tightly like she moved a lot in her sleep but she was laying contently as a gentle snore left her lips parted.

Adora looked so beautiful when she slept, seeing her so relaxed made Catra feel lucky. The soft light of the early morning was coming in through the window and it made Adora look like an angel. Adora started to moved again and Catra realised she was waking up and closed her eyes to resumed her strong purr as she pretended to be asleep.

Catra expected Adora to move away to a more appropriate distance but she only stretched and adjusted her clothing. She then wrapped her arm around Catra and Finn again before she promptly went back to sleep. Catra was so surprised that Adora had decided to sleep and followed Adora’s example by returning to sleep herself.

When they woke again, Finn was fussing to get out of the blankets so Catra had to move away from Adora to allow them to get up and run to the bathroom. Adora laid on her back to rub her face with her palms and Catra wished she could curl into her again and sleep.

Once Adora was done rubbing the sleep from her eyes she got out of the bed to get more firewood to stoke the fire. It wasn’t awkward like Catra had feared, but it did feel like not nearly enough.

Catra distracted herself from her feelings as she set to making breakfast for Finn. Half way through making Finn’s food, the power whirled back to life. Finn giggled with excitement and jumped around asking for a hot chocolate which Catra provided with their meal.

Once the house was warmed up again, they remade their beds before Adora and Catra made their breakfast together. After breakfast the driver arrived to take them to the resort and start the days properly.

Catra was looking forward to seeing Ms Grey in holiday mode once her meetings were over, but when Adora left them to enjoy the snow, Catra couldn’t help but miss her a little.