Oh, Rob, ye're alive! Elspeth put both arms around his neck and hugged him close. I was afeard ye were gone, but ye're alive!Aye, lass, he said with a sinful grin. Completely alive.She was suddenly aware of the hardness of his groin against her belly and pulled back away from him.
In the scene from "Sins of the Highlander" by Connie Mason, Elspeth expresses her relief and joy at seeing Rob, whom she feared was lost. Her immediate reaction is to embrace him tightly, showcasing her emotional investment in his well-being. Rob, in response, teases her with a playful grin, reassuring her of his vitality.
However, as they share this intimate moment, Elspeth becomes aware of the physical tension between them, prompting her to pull back. This shift illustrates a sudden awareness of their complex emotions and desires, balancing affection with the realization of attraction.