Maureen was humming softly as she stirred the potion she’d been working on. She’d tried it a few times but so far, no luck. There was something she wasn’t doing right, although she wasn’t sure what it was exactly; she had been following the recipe perfectly. Still, she was trying it again, hoping it’d work at one point. Or maybe she’d have to figure out what the problem was.

A sweet smell was starting to emanate from the liquid when the door opened. A grin quickly appeared on her face when she saw her mom walk through the door. “Wins!” She said, taking a glance between the other and her potion for a moment, before a playful smirk showed. “Do you want some? It’s supposed to taste like ‘childhood memories’, whatever that means.” She said, already pouring some of the liquid in a cup. Someone would have to test it regardless.

As the first rays of sun entered the room, Marlene’s eyes opened up. She’d been awake for a while, but was just waiting for the appropriate time to actually open her eyes and start the day. Quite frankly, she didn’t want it to start because that’d mean having to get out of bed, and she was very comfortable lying next to her wife. Wife. It had barely been a little over a day since they actually got married, and she had a feeling she’d never get over how nice it felt to say it.

Slowly, her hand moved to go brush against Winnie’s hair, a small smile on her lips. And it only increased slightly when she saw the other slowly waking up. “Good morning, wifey.” She started, smile quickly turning into a grin. Yeah, maybe waking up wasn’t so bad after all, if it meant she got still spend time with her.

evan -> winnie [text] i don’t want you to

evan -> winnie [text] i don’t want you to get in danger because of me

evan -> winnie [text] i love you too, wins, but i think it’d be best if you just stay away for a bit