His lips are awfully cold. Well. This is a problem she is qualified to solve.

She doesn't make much progress on that but he's pretty good at distracting from such things. Though his hands are also cold.

This will cause a startled giggly shriek but does not put any kind of significant damper on her enthusiasm. 

Oh good! Then he can be very distracting with his chilly hands indeed until they have been at every lace and button on her person.

Ohhhhhhhh. 

Her hands are much warmer, but they can perform much the same tasks, albeit with slightly less deftness. 

Fortunately the wild plants are quite tall around them.

And she knows much better places to gather plants than any of the other girls in the village. 

He must have slept outside, he's chill all over. But somehow she can't find it in her to mind too much. 

He's a very attentive partner, noticing every little jump in heartbeat, every little indrawn breath, taking just the right cues from them, nibbling on her neck - nibbling a little bit harder -

--Fucking ow??? 

She stops him cold. Where his skin meets hers, it blooms--red???

"What the fuck," she demands. 

"- Eleanor, dear," he murmurs, "what are you doing?"

"Tell me what you did and why it hurts so much!!!" 

"It's nothing to worry about, now suppose you let me go and -"

"Not while it hurts like this and I. Don't. Know. Why," she hisses. 

"It was an accident, of course -"

"What kind of accident." 

"Just bit a little harder than I meant to -"

"Getting bit does not hurt this much!"

"If you'll just take a deep breath or two and let me go -"

She makes him get off her. She leaves one of her hands on his shoulder. She does not let him go. 

"Come on, Eleanor, don't you think this is an overreaction to a scratch?"

"Not when it hurts this damn much!"

"Well, I couldn't have predicted you'd have such sensitive skin, now, could I -"

She gives him a supremely unimpressed look. 

"Let me go, Eleanor..." His eyes are very dark indeed, now. There's a bit of a growl in his voice.

"Tell me why it hurts," she says, unconcerned by his growling.