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Hands tangling in Helen's hair coaxed a whimper from the tall woman that muffled against so-soft lips as the kiss continued. It was absolutely electric and Helen burned down to the core, lost in the feel of Harley's mouth against her own, the press of the bodies, and that spicy sweet scent that was now flooding her senses.

She could feel it tingling down to her toes, and everything around them melted away to nothing. There was no more maze, no carnival, no cold winter evening. It'd all boiled down to this moment and this kiss. Not just some inhibited, drunken whim, but a declaration! Fearless and strong.

Right at that moment Helen didn't care what it meant, or that it could all end very very badly. She'd worry over it later, agonize and fixate on if she'd made a terrible, awful, irreparable mistake, but that was for later.

The kiss lingered on, Helen loosing track of all sense of time, but she didn't care so long as Harley kept holding her close with that same startled intensity. She didn't hear the giggles as a couple of other girls passed behind them. She didn't feel the narrowed eye stare of an of an older couple passing by a moment after. None of it made it through.

The break was met with a small sound of protest, but Helen looked daze as blue eyes opened slowly at the sound of her name.

Another kiss sent a second quick thrill through her body, and then Harley was drawing back again, hands pressing softly into her shoulders, and Helen couldn't think enough to resist.

Instead she stepped back, hands trailing along the shorter girl's arms until she caught pale hands and held on. When she looked down she expected to see the area around them melted, but there was only faint tread of their footprints in the packed snow.

Helen released a nervous chuckle, her own cheeks flushed, and seemingly incapable of controlling the smile on her face. "Yeah, probably." If they continued as they were there was every possibility of them being stuck in there over night.

She squeezed Harley's hands before letting go of one of them so the pair could finally make their way through. At least now it didn't seem so cold out.