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[It's all over. And yet not, because they're going to continue traveling together. One thing ends and another begins and the world hasn't ended.
But however final that conversation with the Head Housemaiden had felt, it turns out that beginning and end are a lot less distinct than anticipated. It's not like they were gonna immediately take off on a new journey, after all. Especially not when the whole of Dormont is eager to celebrate with their heroes.
The End Of The World party has become a The World Didn't End party, as promised, and the shift in theme only seems to have amped up the energy of the festivities. Which is fair enough. Mirabelle, the Chosen One, has been mobbed nonstop by both grateful townsfolk and friends from the House, and she looks happy enough to see everyone safe and movie that a rescue isn't even warranted. Odile looks genuinely happy, deep in conversation with the librarian from the House. And it looks like Bonnie is making friends with some of the local kids, or at least enjoying the awe as they regale them with stories of their adventure.
It's good. Everyone is happy and full of life. It's just kind of...overwhelming? Siffrin wasn't exactly big on crowds even before the timelooping business, and it's been so long with just the same few faces repeating the same lines that this is all A Lot. Their general air of quiet mystery and exhaustion has kept most people from doing more than offering their thanks in passing, but Siffrin still feels drained regardless. It's so loud.
But he couldn't spoil the fun for everyone else. They deserve it after saving the whole country, and especially after dealing with all his nonsense. So he quietly slips away while they're all otherwise occupied. He doesn't intend to go far – the idea of not having his family nearby spikes anxious tightness in his chest, and he doubts that's gonna go away anytime soon – but just...around back of one of the buildings should be fine, right? He can peek around the side periodically to reassure himself with a glimpse of everyone. He just needs a wall to muffle the festivities somewhat.]
But however final that conversation with the Head Housemaiden had felt, it turns out that beginning and end are a lot less distinct than anticipated. It's not like they were gonna immediately take off on a new journey, after all. Especially not when the whole of Dormont is eager to celebrate with their heroes.
The End Of The World party has become a The World Didn't End party, as promised, and the shift in theme only seems to have amped up the energy of the festivities. Which is fair enough. Mirabelle, the Chosen One, has been mobbed nonstop by both grateful townsfolk and friends from the House, and she looks happy enough to see everyone safe and movie that a rescue isn't even warranted. Odile looks genuinely happy, deep in conversation with the librarian from the House. And it looks like Bonnie is making friends with some of the local kids, or at least enjoying the awe as they regale them with stories of their adventure.
It's good. Everyone is happy and full of life. It's just kind of...overwhelming? Siffrin wasn't exactly big on crowds even before the timelooping business, and it's been so long with just the same few faces repeating the same lines that this is all A Lot. Their general air of quiet mystery and exhaustion has kept most people from doing more than offering their thanks in passing, but Siffrin still feels drained regardless. It's so loud.
But he couldn't spoil the fun for everyone else. They deserve it after saving the whole country, and especially after dealing with all his nonsense. So he quietly slips away while they're all otherwise occupied. He doesn't intend to go far – the idea of not having his family nearby spikes anxious tightness in his chest, and he doubts that's gonna go away anytime soon – but just...around back of one of the buildings should be fine, right? He can peek around the side periodically to reassure himself with a glimpse of everyone. He just needs a wall to muffle the festivities somewhat.]
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Perfect timing, then, for Siffrin to inject a moment of rest amidst all the worries and honest admissions.]
...Yeah. It is.
[He can't help the warmth in his voice, unfairly spreading a little bit of love into what is supposed to be The Fellas Hug. It's nice. Too nice for his usual fretting to settle in. Siffrin is warm and almost weightless against him, just this little thing that Isabeau has always wanted to curl up against himself and make feel safe. And as they press closer to him, he hears a silent request for more and is quietly thrilled to oblige. This hug has been a centimeter given, a centimeter taken. So he guides them in for five more of those little measurement fellas, fingertips curling into that darkless cloak as he wraps them up in a way that allows him to rest his head atop theirs. (So short!)]
And you can have it whenever you want. Blanket permissions for the future.
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They definitely don't feel normal about this right now. Normal people don't feel like they could explode over a simple hug. Sane people don't tear up over getting tucked in close and held so securely like this. Suffrin can't help but wonder how much lonher they can get away with this before Isabeau realizes what a lunatic they are.]
Same. Just...maybe don't surprise me with it or anything like that? But I think that'd be okay.
[Tiptoeing around casual contact with his friends like this does drive that lonely feeling a bit – like, they can't even manage something this innocuous without making a whole production of it? Pathetic. But better that than facing the inevitable concerned looks and fussing and whatnot if he flinches.
Besides, throwing the gates open wide like this is probably the fastest and easiest way to get used to touch. Faster than quick pokes and brushing shoulders every once in a while, anyway.
It's possible they'll push themselves too hard with this. It's hard to imagine right now while they almost want to cut Isabeau open and crawl inside him, but maybe it'll eventually be too much. But they soothe themself with the certainty that Isabeau would definitely back off immediately and without question if Siffrin told him to. Funny how knowing how easily they could put a stop to it makes it easier to continue.]
...Are we still ok sharing beds and tents and all that?
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He feels a little more secure in that as the conversation carries on.]
Yeah! Yeah, I can handle that. [His best buddy! Wants even more hugs!! Sorry, does he sound too giddy? He'll try to dial it back. It won't work, but he'll try.] I'll ask, or tap you on the shoulder, or something. We'll get you as used to this as you want to be in no time.
[Whatever that ends up being for Siffrin, because it's entirely possible they don't know what that limit is yet. Or maybe he does, and it's too embarrassing to say so soon? Isabeau hums as he muses over this or that thing, which leaves him especially vulnerable to Siffrin's hit-and-run of a subject change. Heat rushes to his face as every muscle in his body tenses up, and Sif may find themself suddenly squeezed a lot tighter than they expected.]
HUH?? WILL... it? I-I mean. [Oh man. Okay. Whew. First, he is releasing Siffrin from the death grip the sudden shock drove him to. Isabeau very gently widens his arms, resuming their much more neutral hug, and spends one deep breath of a second being grateful it's so dark out.]
I... hadn't even thought about that. [But now he very much is. Intrusive thoughts fight with each other to reach the forefront of his mind, and it takes a concentrated effort on his part to put aside thoughts of holding hands in bed so he can answer Siffrin's question. Deep breath. Deep, stuttering breath.]
Well. Considering I was already cool with it before I confessed, I don't think that'll change for me? [He won't promise, because it's possible things are different now and he doesn't know it yet, but.] I'll let you know, but I'm good with whatever you're comfortable with?
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If he could still loop, he probably would have.
His head swims, caught between the instinctual fear of it and the slow recognition that he didn't, and Isa wasn't actually letting him go. He barely even hears Isabeau's actual response. The words sound like they're underwater, so muffled and distant through the throbbing pulse of Siffrin's own heartbeat in their ears. It's really safe now, right?
For a moment or two, Siffrin is stiff, tense, and then despite all his best efforts to be cool his own grip goes desperately tight, arching up on his toes and press himself as close as possible, face buried in Isabeau's neck and silently praying please don't misunderstand, please, please–
Fortunately, or perhaps unfortunately, they're both saved from having to immediately address that by the sound of Odile's voice, dry but faintly amused.]
Immediately ditching the rest of us to canoodle in the dark, hm? I see how it is.
[Siffrin practically leaps away from Isabeau, face several shades darker as he spins to find Odile by the corner of the building, arms crossed and brows raised.]
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[The words "are you okay?" are on his lips, but he doesn't get the chance to say more- a dry, amused voice cuts in and Siffrin promptly flings themself from him. Isabeau just about jumps out of his skin at that sound himself, still awkwardly holding his arms out as he turns to face the source. That's... Odile? It is! There she is, perched against the corner of the boulangerie, regarding the two of them wild her usual mild judgement. Cutting, but also very much above it all. Pressing a hand to his chest, he lets out a mixed sigh, relief and disappointment both filtered through his attempt to calm himself down. He wouldn't dare begrudge her for showing up, but... it definitely feels like she interrupted something important. Something he'll have to ask Siffrin about later.]
Good evening, M'dame! Were you looking for us?
[Change the subject. Draw it away from the canoodling they were absolutely just doing, because he is soooooo not talking about that with her. If Isabeau wasn't already blushing profusely from the question before, he most certainly would be now. The heat is impossible to chase away, but he does his best to collect himself around it. His voice only wavered a little bit! A new record!]
Or maybe you were also hoping to escape the noise of the party for a bit?
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The former. We were trying to decide on our sleeping arrangements for the night. Mirabelle is going to be staying with her friends at the House for tonight, but the rest of us have been offered rooms there as well, or continued use of the clock tower. Do either of you have a preference?
[Siffrin's valiant efforts to play it cool are immediately squashed the moment she says sleeping arrangements as if summoned by Siffrin bringing it up. They duck their face into their collar, glancing sideways at Isabeau.
Truthfully, he'd prefer the tower. He wants to keep as many of them as possible as close as he can. But that sounds embarrassingly clingy, so he keeps his mouth shut. At least the benefit of being "the quiet one" is that people let him get away with staying silent more often.]
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Of course it's about sleeping arrangements. Of course it is. Isabeau manages to shore up his reaction enough to not just parrot what Odile says back to her, but the brief moment of panic is unfortunately probably enough for her to start sussing out their prior conversation. Urgh.
He takes a (probably very telling) glance toward Siffrin, only to discover that they're already staring right back at him, in a very "please answer this I don't know what to say!!" kind of way. The panic, it is obvious. And unfortunately for Siffrin, Isabeau can only tell that they're panicking, and not which option they'd prefer. Personally... he's inclined toward the clock tower, for reasons he'll be giving the good m'dame in a second. Siffrin will just have to hope that answer suits them.]
Much as I appreciate their offer, I think I'll stick with the clock tower.
[He and the rest of his party just spent several very distraught hours climbing a House with weird warping rooms full of frozen friends and absurdly powerful enemies, in pursuit of the person that just spent the day kicking them while they were down because Change, they all love him more than one day of cruel words can undo. And then they fought said friend atop its tallest tower, while the sky cracked open above them and a strange shade shone its oppressive light down on them.
Isabeau doesn't really want to go back there right now.]
I don't think I'd be able to sleep in the same rooms that were all topsy-turvy just a few hours ago.
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For her part, Odile glances between the two of them for a moment, letting that pause hang in the air just long enough to say all the things she won't vocalize herself, before the corner of her lip quirks up.]
Can't argue with that. I'll round up Bonnie. See you there whenever you two are ready.
[With a last pointed look at Isabeau, she gives a loose wave and disappears back around the corner toward the party. Siffrin waits until she's vanished to sag back against the wall, a breath of soft laughter escaping him.]
When you put it like that, I think I've had my fill of the House for the rest of my life.
[He hadn't even really thought of that, so wrapped up in pathetically clingy thoughts, but it's a very good point and one that goes double for him. He'd hardly deny any of the others if they wanted their own room for a night – that sort of thing has been a rarity since long before Dormont, given all their travels – but Siffrin has spent far, far more than his fair share of time in that House.
Appreciative, and maybe also hoping to distract Isabeau from immediately jumping back on more awkward subjects, he gently bumps Isa's shoulder with his own.]
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...It's a look he probably needed, though. Because when Siffrin bumps their shoulder up against his, he wants to wrap them right back up in his arms. Cling to them so tightly that they can't help but cling back, like that brief moment he got just before Odile interrupted them. He truly is a shameless romantic of a man. Gotta at least try not to be so clingy that Siffrin backs off due to an overabundance of suffocating physical touch. Isabeau grins at that and leans back, making himself content with just this much. It is a fraction of warmth, and that is better than no warmth.]
Oh crab, I didn't even think of that! [Of course Siffrin wouldn't want to go back! Wow, he sure did completely luck into choosing the right option there...]
I'm exhausted just from climbing it once. How did you even manage to get through that mess as many times as you did?
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I don't think I can really call that "getting through it". That makes me sound way too successful.
[Like...sure, he's here now, but he did very much die many times and have a full-on breakdown. But saying as much would probably just make Isabeau upset and worried, so Siffrin leaves it at that. Moving on!]
Do you want to head back, then? I mean, if you're tired...
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[He has some arguments about what Siffrin means by "too successful", but now is hardly the time to quibble that. It's easy to give them a pass when it's likely that they're both too exhausted to partake in any elaborate stories about how the loops went and what surviving them was like. There are way more important things to think about right now.]
Yeah, but before we go...
[Like bed. Just the thought of the mildly lumpy, slightly cold beds in the clock tower has his whole body feeling heavier, like those thoughts were the trigger that allowed him to really feel his physical fatigue, on top of all the mental fatigue. Buuuuut... there's just one more issue to tackle before they go.]
We need to hash out this whole sharing beds thing before we get there. [He allows a beat for that sentence to settle in.] Unless you'd rather do so within earshot of M'dame Odile and Bonnie.
[If there are four of them at the clock tower, sharing beds is inevitable. It's going to be Way Weird if one of the two that just became a couple asked Bonnie to share with them instead.]
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W-well, you said you're okay with it, and I'm okay with it, so...that seems pretty hashed out to me?
[Isabeau is wonderfully sensitive and open and mature about talking about feelings, which are all very good things, except in these moments when Siffrin really wishes he wasn't so they could escape it more easily.]
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That's an easy out and we both know it. There was a reason you brought it up in the first place, right?
[He nudges his arm against theirs in the friendliest of jostles.]
So, talk to me. Tell me what you were worried about. And we can figure out something that'll at least let you be comfortable for tonight.
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I wouldn't really say I'm worried, or uncomfortable, or anything like that.
[It's true. For all their awkwardness and unease, discomfort isn't really part of the issue. They trust Isabeau completely. They know he'll do absolutely anything to make them comfortable.]
I just...don't want to take anything for granted, I guess? I don't wanna make any assumptions about what you'll be okay with.
[And they're kind of in a weird spot right now, teetering on an edge and not entirely sure which side they'll come down on. Like...are they a thing now? Is that just a given now, or something that will require more excruciatingly vulnerable talks? Siffrin did say they needed time to figure things out, so are things still 100% platonic until they make a decision?
The uncertainty isn't really about the sleeping situation specifically. It just highlights the ambiguity of their situation. Are things different now, or has nothing changed? Would it potentially hurt Isabeau to act like everything's the same as it's always been between them, or would it be worse to not act like normal?
Absently, he presses a nail against his lip, and only his gloves keep him from biting at it.]
I want you to be comfortable, too. And I'd get it if you feel differently about stuff like that now. If things are weird now or...y'know, whatever...
[They trail off and eventually cap the hanging statement with a shrug. He doesn't really know if he's communicating any of this well.]
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I mean, yeah, I'm gonna feel differently about everything we do. [He folds his arms across his chest, leaning a little closer just from the shift in positions.] See, this is a little bit of what I meant with the whole "sledgehammer to the friendship" thing.
[They can't just carry on with everything being exactly the same. It's impossible to go back to that. They can only try to rebuild it, and the pieces will never fit together quite like they used to.]
You're gonna lay down next to me tonight knowing that it'd mean the world to me if you cuddled up in my arms and fell asleep there.
[He's already told Siffrin the hardest part, in his mind. It's easier to let the rest of the details spill out. Almost so much of a relief that he can't help himself.]
And I'm gonna have to be okay with the level of touch you'd rather have, because forcing anything further than that would make me a really awful person?
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Stars, Isabeau really does commit when he decides to change, huh? It's like the version of him that danced around this subject loop after loop never existed at all. It's almost enough for them to regret Isabeau finally just going for it. Only almost, of course, because waiting for Isa to just come out and say it was a special brand of torture sprinkled throughout timeloop hell and Siffrin has had more than enough of that, thanks. But Shameless Isabeau might also be a form of torture. Siffrin's heart might not be able to take this long-term.
They grip the top of their collar with both hands, pressing their face into it so hard it almost looks like he's trying to smother himself. Between Isabeau's height and the wide brim of his hat, hiding used to be so much easier. But hatless as they are now, the collar will have to do.
Slowly, they take a deep breath in, steeling themself.]
We can, uh...try that?
[He nearly loses his nerve halfway through, forcing the last bit out in a muffled squeak.]
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But saying that would be weird, and maybe a little patronizing, so he just smiles like they're his whole world instead. Which is. His usual smile, when he looks at them.]
Oh? Oh! Can we? [The instinctive urge to shout "yay!" really loud is just barely held back, by way of him reaching up to physically squeeze his own arm. Ow! It works though!] Okay! Okay, we'll try it.
[He releases his arm and dials his happiness back a tad, to add on a portion that will hopefully provide them both with a bit of guidance through this.] And, if you wanna stop, just tap my shoulder and scootch on out of my arms, and I promise you won't hurt my feelings.
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Yeah. I mean...I like hugging you. A-and cuddling is basically just that but laying down?
[His face burns to say it, but it's true, right? And cuddling is a thing that can be platonic, right? It's not like he's fully committing to anything here.
(Yeah, nope, still feels shitty. No matter how okay with it Isabeau says he is, Siffrin still can't help but feel like they're taking advantage of his feelings for their own experimentation and not giving him anything concrete in return.)
Wary of Isabeau picking up on their internal spiraling and mistaking it for something else, Siffrin swallows down the lump in their throat and takes Isabeau's hand before they can overthink it too much. Not that that really stops the overthinking from coming afterward anyway. How can it not? He feels just as manipulative as when he was in the loops, using knowledge gained in other timelines to know what to say and do to get the desired reactions. Where's the line between holding Isabeau's hand because they want to and doing it to make Isa behave the way they want? It's harder to differentiate than it really should be. The lines feel blurred, and they can't just ignore it, because if left unchecked they'll surely fall back into the same awful habits.
They close their eyes and try to stay in the moment. The sounds of raucous joy and relief in the distance, the warmth of Isabeau's hand, the security of knowing their plans to keep travelling together. Everything is fine.]
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Ha! Yeah, it pretty much is.
[Siffrin's expectations for cuddling help snuff out the fuse, a gentle reminder that reality is much slower than all that. Less rushing river and more steady creek. And as Siffrin tucks their hand into his, that sort of feels like his "cue" to wrap things up.]
That's tonight figured out. [He threads his fingers through his, palm pressed to leather, and shoots him an apologetic smile. Sorry. This'll be quick.] I know this doesn't perfectly resolve any of the stuff that you and I are worried about.
[His head isn't so far up in the clouds that he immediately forgot the conversation that lead up to this.]
Is it okay to figure it out as we go?
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Yeah, of course.
[His instinct, as ever, if to say sorry. It still feels appropriate, after all. His issues are an inconvenience at best and a landmine his friends have to tiptoe around at worst. But apologizing only ever seems to make them sadder, and there's already a tinge of that in Isabeau's smile.
With Isabeau's warm hand nearly engulfing theirs, though, it's a little easier to bite back the instinctual apology and try something new for once.]
...Thanks.
[They're grateful for the patience, and even more so for the fact that they now have all the time in the world to make use of it.]
[As expected, the bedding arrangements go as they usually do, except for Mirabelle's absence and the lack of a heroic final battle awaiting them in the morning. Odile takes one bed, and Bonnie is happy to sprawl out across another, leaving the last for the two of them. It feels so familiar, which makes it extra odd to think about the fact that that sleepover they did every loop never actually happened in this one.
(It's one of many, many sweet memories Siffrin prevented from ever happening by being awful and then running off on his own. He supposes those lonely memories and the guilt of their nonexistence is his punishment for said awfulness.)
Crazy and long as the day has been, everyone settles down to sleep pretty quickly. Siffrin takes his time getting ready for bed, purposefully dragging his feet and procrastinating until Odile and Bonnie are already in bed and turning the lights off. He doesn't want to face Odile's amused, knowing stare.
At least in the dark, with only the soft light of the moon and stars filtering in through the window, it's harder to see their blush as they climb into bed.
Stars, this is silly. They've literally done this hundreds of times before.]
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Him... and Sif. Who knows that he loves them. Who just a short walk ago expressed at least a mild interest in snuggling. Who, since then... has spent the entire time at the clock tower avoiding even looking at the bed.
Isabeau really should know better than to read too much into it. Yeah, Sif said earlier that they're exhausted. Yeah, they're still dealing with the after effects of craft overuse and could probably drop at any second, are so looking forward to true rest that they could sleep on a bed of glass. B-but. Sif is also a night owl! Prone to staying up into the wee hours of the morning and sleeping until noon unless roused! Surely it's that, and not that he'd somehow made a misstep with them between the conversation behind the boulangerie and now. Right?
...Isabeau drags a mental comb over their last conversation, picking through it for ways he could have been too pushy or too expectant. Did he agree too readily when Siffrin said they could try cuddling? Crab, maybe that was it? Or, Change, it could even be that he changed into his pajamas before bed. Is cuddling no longer on the menu now that he's in a tank top, and they just don't know how to say it? Or maybe it's nothing, and all this worrying will be the thing that does them both in today. Urgh. And how will he even ask about it? Both Odile and Bonnie have already passed out, and there will be hell to pay if he wakes either of them after the day everyone has had.
The lights have dimmed, and Isabeau is lightly dozing in the stew of his own worries by the time he feels the mattress shift to his right, creaking under the weight of his bed buddy shifting under the covers with him. He stirs with a short but sudden intake of breath, a small jolt that relents to sleepy contentment as he turns to face them. For all that he stresses over things, Siffrin is still something of a stabilizer for him (at least, when they aren't both getting into trouble On Purpose).]
Hey, there you are.
[...Ah. No barriers eh, self? He's just gonna straight up let them know he's been waiting for them this whole time? Cool. Cool. Can't take it back now. Managed to whisper, so that's a point in his favor.]
Something bugging you?
[He can at least do them the kindness of not assuming it must have something to do with him.]
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They hurriedly slide under the covers, trying for a reassuring, wry smile.]
Nah, I just didn't want to deal with...y'know.
[Siffrin gestures vaguely in the direction of the other beds and their occupants. Of course, they will have to deal with it come the morning regardless, unless they wake up early enough to flee the bed before the others get up. Which is admittedly a little tempting. But Siffrin knows it won't happen. Exhausted as they feel, they'll probably be out cold for like twelve hours straight.
That's a later problem, though, and for now they care more about avoiding another stupid misunderstanding, so they scoot closer as they lay down.]
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Fair enough.
[Cute, too. Isabeau supposes... he'd never considered it. He was always careful not to talk about his feelings for Siffrin around Mirabelle (respectfully, she never seemed to like the concept of romance outside of fiction), but Odile basically already has all the details, and... it's kind of impossible to not be embarrassing around preteens, so Bonnie almost doesn't count? As someone to avoid? He can make a mental note to be more subtle for Siffrin's sake, though. Easy peasy.
Nerves adequately soothed, he opens his arms for them as they scoot closer, guiding them to rest against him in a way that won't squish his arm under them (he's a big guy, this is just the position he has the most practice with). He's maybe a little precious about it. He really wants to make sure they're not awkwardly laying around a big arm, or pressed so close they can't breathe, etc etc. And as he drapes his arm over them, pulling the sheets and blankets up with him, he checks in.]
Comfy?
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The smile wavers a bit as they slide in and are immediately faced with the minor inconvenience of figuring out how this works. "Hugging while laying down" sounded easy enough in theory, but in practice there's questions of what to do with his lower arm and how to lay down in a way that won't be uncomfortable for Isabeau either. Who knew cuddling was so involved!
Eventually, he figures it out with Isa's quiet guidance, which at least helps soothe his nerves a little. Even more effective at that is Isabeau's massive arm wrapping around them and practically tucking them in.]
Y-yeah.
[Siffrin feels awkward through the whole settling process. Their stiffness fades slowly, and it's like nothing so much as melting, their tiny body relaxing bit by bit into Isabeau until they carefully wind an arm around his waist and tuck themself in closer. It's the warmest they've ever felt in this bed. In their whole life, maybe. The thought leaves his throat feeling tight and his eye hot.]
You can just, uh...move me, if you get uncomfortable. I don't think anything short of the clocktower collapsing will wake me up after today.
[After the last several months of todays, really.]
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Having an arm settle around his waist in turn is his own sign to relax, and Isabeau sinks so thoroughly into Siffrin's warmth, and the bed, that he's liable to fall through it, despite that being physically impossible. He's so happy, he could surely find a way. He's so happy, it's a good thing he's also completely drained of energy by this point, or he might be too giddy to fall asleep.]
Sure. Would be easy enough to move you.
[His mumble of a reply is placid warmth, whispered close enough that he can see the way his breath flutters through their bangs. Lashes lower in thought, and he gradually lifts his hand from Siffrin's back, reaching up to brush those bangs aside, tucking bright hair behind his ear. He's so pretty. Isabeau won't say that. He won't kiss their forehead like he wants to either, opting to stare for just a moment, perhaps a bit too longingly, before returning his hand to their back.]
You can sleep as late as you want. I think we all will.
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THEIR DYNAMAXING,
IDK WHAT ELSE TO CALL IT
NO IT'S PERFECT
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