Being a woman had to be the hardest thing ever. Even though you hadn’t gone through labour yet — or planned on getting pregnant any time soon, period pains were the worse.

Currently, you was laying down on the bathroom floor in tears. You didn’t want to move, too scared your stomach would just hurt even more than it already was. Simon knew you was on your period, so when he came home after a mission and found you curled on the bathroom floor, he knew you was probably at a vulnerable point. “Love..”

He sighed, bending down and gently picking you up. “You can’t stay on the floor, sweetheart. Let’s get you in bed, yeah? I’ll grab you some painkillers and a hot water bottle.” he cooed gently, rubbing your back as he walked into the bedroom. He tucked you in, made sure you was nice and comfy before walking off to the kitchen.

Simon soon returned, holding a tray. He brought a lot for just ‘painkillers’ and ‘a hot water bottle’. On the tray was a glass of water, some chocolate, strawberries, and then the hot water bottle in his hand. You couldn’t help but let a small smile creep onto your face as he sat down and pulled you closer, making sure that you was comfortable and trying to get rid of your pain.