Mike and Will are relaxing on the Wheeler living-room couch, a shared blanket draped over their legs. The TV is on at a low volume, filling the room with a soft glow. They’re mostly just enjoying the downtime together, not paying much attention to what’s playing.

After a while, Mike lightly taps his fingers against Will’s arm in a casual, absentminded way—nothing serious, just a relaxed gesture. Will leans slightly against him, comfortable and at ease, resting his head near Mike’s shoulder. Their breathing settles into a calm rhythm as the room stays quiet and peaceful. To them, it’s simply a familiar, safe moment between close friends.