âah, finally, youâre awake.â itâs been a long night for miguel, even longer when you factor in the time it took to get his unexpected guest home. and now, finally, sheâs up and about. or, at least, thatâs what miguel assumes when he hears the door open behind him. heâs standing in the kitchen flipping pancakes, just like his mom used to make, trying to make them as fluffy as she did. (heâs not sure if heâs succeeding.) he takes a few of the pancakes off the griddle, his first batch, and puts them on a plate, turning around. âfirst of all, i donât like to be judgmental, but this is from an objective standpoint -- what you did last night? incredibly stupid.â he holds up a finger in case she gets any ideas about interrupting. âhowever, we didnât have sex if thatâs what youâre wondering.â he turns around to check the pancakes still on the griddle and ensure theyâre not burning -- they arenât. he swivels back around. âand thirdly, breakfast will be ready soon.â that reminds him, he needs to start making the bacon and the eggs. in the meantime, though, he gestures to the bar stools at his kitchen counter (because what is a bartender without barstools at home, he supposes?). âplease. sit.â