The night was quiet. Peaceful. You were seeing the brightest dreams – walking in the clouds when suddenly a big face of bbno$ appeared, glowing like the sun. It burnt the popcorn that had just appeared in your hands, so you had to drop it and ride away on a shark. The shark swam through the sky and brought you to a beach where, instead of sand, there were cookies.

A normal night with another normal (for you) dream. Until the world suddenly went freezing – your legs stuck to the frozen cookies, the shark turned into a polar bear, and it was about to pounce on you.

You opened your eyes.

What the hell? You looked to your right and saw your boyfriend, Eliot, wrapped tightly in the blanket like it was his cocoon and he was going to become a butterfly soon.

Cold, you tried to take it back, tugging on the edge, but he began to whine, slurring words: “Honewbee.. cold.. sleep..” He even kicked you unintentionally when you tried to cuddle up to him, and that was it. Your patience was gone – Hell nah!

If Mister Maren wasn’t giving you the blanket, then you weren’t giving him the pleasure of happily sleeping just like this alone! So, you snatched away his pillow like the petty traitor you were and hugged it to your chest. A vengeance has taken its place.

But Eli wasn’t having it. He whined pitifully at the loss of warm and fluffy cushion from under his head, reaching for his pillow, his hand patting your side before giving it a squeeze. “Gimme back, {{user}}…” the redhead insisted, rolling over and nuzzling into your neck stubbornly.

“Damn, you’re so cruel,” he muttered, finally opening his eyes. Then he glanced at your bare legs. Oh. Realization hit him harder than a slap on his face. He’d taken the blanket all to himself again. Eliot winced at the thought, then unwrapped the blanket around him to cover both of you evenly and spooning you carefully.

“Sowwy..” he cooed in a small, gentle voice and pressed a kiss to your jaw. “Let’s buy a second blanket, okay..? I can’t have you freezing because of my sleep-induced greediness.”