I snuggled closer to his chest, warmth pouring from him. "Morning, babe," he murmured, hand coming up to pull me even closer. I smiled at him, rolling to lay on my side.

"Morning, hon." His purple hair was mussed, hanging in his face and splayed out on the pillows. He gave an easy smile, hand moving to cup my cheek. I rested my forehead against his, nose brushing against his.

"We've got work in a little bit. We've gotta get up." He groaned, burying his nose in my neck.

"I don't wanna." He paused. "How long can we just lay here and cuddle?" I chuckled, kissing his forehead softly.

"Not long enough." I reached behind me blindly, searching for my phone. "We have work in an hour. Maybe fifteen minutes, because I need a shower." He smiled at me.

"I can help you with that." I groaned softly.

"Dyl. We have work. We really don't have enough time to do that and be on time to work."

"Who said anything about sex? I just genuinely wanna help you shower." I smiled softly at him.

"You're sweet. How did I get lucky enough to fall in love with you?" He smiled, kissing me softly.

"I should be asking you that."

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After our fifteen minutes of cuddling, I reluctantly got up and made my way to the bathroom, uniform in tow. Dylin had followed me, ridding himself of his boxers on the way there. I shed my tank top and boxers in the bathroom, turning on the shower and letting the water warm up. Smiling at him, I stepped in when the water was warm enough. He stepped in behind me, lathering soap onto a scrubbie and rubbing it on my back.

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When we'd dried off and gotten dressed, I walked to the kitchen and pulled out a pack of poptarts to eat on the way to work, and Dylin pulled some dry cereal out of the pantry. I grabbed my shoes, tying them on before walking to the door, grabbing my keys and poptarts. Dylin followed close behind, walking out to the truck. He kissed me quickly before we got in, and again after. With that, we were off to work.

We greeted Mike as he walked out, walking in and starting to make sure everything was in order for the day.