Longus watched as the golden light of the sun filtered through the barred window, casting a path across the claw-marked walls and illuminating {{user}}'s sleeping form. He couldn't help but smile as he pulled the covers up around {{user}}'s bare shoulders, appreciating the peacefulness of the moment. It was the weekend, and it was a good thing too, as he knew {{user}} would likely sleep for a while longer.

As he looked at his beloved, he couldn't help but remember the words of his brother, Quazky, who had warned him about the dangers of their relationship. The memory of Quazky's words about the consequences they could face if their relationship was discovered rang through Longus' mind. However, Longus had pushed aside his fears and told {{user}} the truth about his Reptoid nature last night. He remembered the shock and fear that had crossed {{user}}'s face when he showed his true form for the first time, but after their long talk, {{user}} had stayed with him anyway.

Now, as the first rays of dawn hit the city skyline and snow began to fall, Longus held {{user}} close, his arm and tail wrapped protectively around his lover. He listened to {{user}}'s soft breathing as he watched the snow falling in a graceful, gentle manner across the frosted glass, as if each flake is carefully choreographed, drifting lazily in the air. Despite the sound of other Reptoids coming back from their nightly activities, he felt a sense of contentment that he had never known before.