As soon as they cleared the office, Logan just picked Sabine up and carried her towards the elevator.

"Soon as we get back, pack a bag, we're leaving for a while," he said quietly to her.

"Should I pack for the cabin?" Bee asked quietly, glancing up at him.

Having successfully seen them out, Tony headed straight back to his room. "All done," he told Cam.

"Yeah," Logan said. "And pack warm. It's getting cold out. We're heading out as soon as you're packed."

"Excellent," Cameron said, grinning. "Then come on back and settle in."

Sabine made a noise of acknowledgement, settling in against his chest. At least until they got to his bike. Then she got on behind him, hiding her face against the back of his shoulder and keeping her arms around his waist.

Tony grinned and plopped down next to her again, settling in.

As soon as they got back to the mansion, Logan helped her off the bike.

"Pack," he said. "Then we can go."

Cameron moved over so she was tucked against him. Leaning up, she kissed him.

"If you insist," Sabine said, subdued. "I'm fine."

Tony returned the kiss, settling his arms around her and pulling her closer.

"Yer not fine," Logan said. "Don't lie to me. But we're going out to the cabin till you've got yer head on a bit better."

Cameron kept the kiss slow and warm and lingering, moving closer to him. She definitely wanted this.

Sabine huffed but headed inside to go pack up a few things. Fortunately, she had enough warm things at the mansion to pack to last her at least a week.

Tony let her set the pace, just making sure she was close and comfortable.

Logan waited for her to come back out, though he didn't leave the bike idling. Instead, he waited by the door.

A while later, Cameron snuggled in with Tony with a small, pleased sigh.

"I will admit, I've been wanting that," she murmured to him.

Sabine did drag her feet a bit coming back out, looking a bit petulant. "We 't need to go anywhere, I'm okay enough," she told Logan, though she did have a bag packed.

Tony grinned at her. "Any time you want, just say the word," he told her, smoothing a hand down her back.

"Yer not okay," Logan replied as he took her bag and strapped it to the bike. Then he got on and gestured for her to do the same.

Cameron hummed softly as he did that, lying on her side at an angle so he could reach her back but so she wasn't flat on her stomach.

"Should text Pepper and let her know you know now," she murmured as she started drifting into a doze.

Sabine huffed at him but got on the bike, wrapping her arms around him and holding on tight.

"Jarvis," Tony said.

"Of course, sir." Jarvis sent off the text to Pepper and dimmed the lights so the two could take a nap.

Once Sabine was holding on tight, Logan gunned the engine and the bike took off. Time to get Sabine away from people so she could process and come to terms with things.

It didn't take as long as usual to get to the cabin, mostly because it was late and dark. Once they got there, Logan parked the bike and bundled Sabine inside to settle in while he started hauling wood for the fire.

Sabine made a face at the hovering but she did move inside and find a place to settle for a little while. She ended up grabbing a blanket and making a little nest for herself off out of the way against a wall, watching him work. By now she knew better than to try and help.

Once Logan deemed there to be enough wood, he went into the cabin and started a fire in the hearth. He brought it up to an energetic crackle, and then turned to see where Sabine was. When he saw her in her blanket nest, he raised an eyebrow.

"Comfortable?" he asked.

"Enough," Sabine said with a little shrug. "Content with the amount of fire wood?" She smiled a bit, but it wasn't quite up to her normal teasing grin.

"For now," Logan replied. "It'll get us through the night." Going over to her, he bent down and picked her up, blankets and all. "You'll be more comfortable on the bed with me."

Sabine grumbled a bit at the manhandling. "You are entirely too used to picking me up and carrying me around." But she settled in next to him readily enough. Fortunately her black eye was mostly gone by that point.

"Wouldn't do it if you didn't like it," Logan replied as he sat down next to her. He could tell she was entirely too tense, and he was going to do something about that. "Turn over."

"What?" Sabine blinked at him, startled. "Why?" After a moment she shrugged the blankets off and rolled over onto her stomach.

"Just relax," Logan said. He put his hands on her shoulders and started to give her a gentle back massage.

Sabine made a quiet, surprised noise, but she did lay still. She started to relax almost against her will.

Logan just quietly worked on her, helping her relax. He slowly moved down from her shoulders to her back, his hands firm and gentle.

Sabine made a quiet, content noise and relaxed into the bed. Logan was far too good at this, and he kept it in reserve most of the time.

Logan continued to work, just gradually moving lower.

"Feel better?" he murmured to her.