Apartment Above Dite's | Wednesday Morning

[begmetwice]

There were very few things Irene enjoyed more, truly, than a good, comfortable lie-in. Particularly one with company, of course, but that came with its own, 'sometimes the people we love have terrible habits and like getting out of bed promptly,' problems.

(And sometimes that just necessitated the formation of a compelling argument before caffeine, was all.)

Which was why, when Irene barely stirred into consciousness at the first tickle of sunlight this morning, she fairly immediately snuggled right into Amaya. Lazy morning time could be precious, cuddling could be resisted (though doing so in earnest seemed to be a thing of the distant past, for the most part), and arguments -- non-verbal ones, at least, in the form of curling her body into Amaya's and draping a leg to keep everyone snugged up -- needed to be made.

Of course, had she made a verbal argument for staying in bed all morning, it would have been immediately apparent that today was no ordinary Wednesday.

Surely that discovery would be incredibly welcome, and perfectly fine with everyone in this bed once it was made.

[for that gal who LOVES truth day!!!]

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[special_rabbit]

Look, Amaya was just not a cuddler, okay? And while her capacity for cuddles had increased considerably over the last couple of years, there was still a very low cap on that reservoir. Scientifically-inclined minds might make the argument that the cap had been reached and possibly even exceeded before and after the activities of the night before that lead them to his embarrassing state of morning couples, but those minds might also debate that they'd clearly had a long rest, those cuddle slots that had previously been filled were now open to be tapped into again...

But pre-caffeine was definitely cuddling's support ally in this case, as Amaya just let out a slightly sleepy murmur of approval as she shifted a little under Irene to make her snuggling pursuits a little more comfy.

"S'nice," she added to the murmuring, without even really realizing she'd managed to actually form words with that one.