☆Paring: Rumi x Zoey x Mira
☆Tags: fluff, cuddle party, just a ton of fluff
☆Sum Sum: uhhh cuddle party with the gangy once again
☆Note: uhhh hate school and also it’s my birthday coming soon, very excited and stuff
Rumi wakes to warmth pressed against every side.
The couch is too small for three people, but that’s never stopped them. Zoey’s legs are draped over her waist, Mira’s arm hooked tight around her middle, the blanket barely hanging on at the edges.
The room feels slow. Outside, the sky hasn’t fully decided if it’s morning yet. The TV glows faint blue in the corner, its sound long gone.
Zoey’s breath moves against Rumi’s throat. Mira’s exhale brushes the back of her neck. Their breathing folds into hers, steady and quiet. Rumi lets herself match them without thinking.
She doesn’t want to move.
Zoey stirs first, lashes fluttering. She blinks sleep from her eyes, cheek warm against Rumi’s collarbone.
“You’re awake,” she whispers.
“Yeah.” Rumi’s voice comes out low. She slides her hand along Zoey’s back in lazy strokes. “You drooled on me.”
Zoey’s mouth curves. She doesn’t deny it—just presses closer, laughing softly against Rumi’s skin. “M’comfy.”
Behind her, Mira lets out a tired grunt. Her arm tightens around Rumi’s waist, no hesitation. “Both of you talk too much,” she mutters, voice rough with sleep.
Rumi shifts enough to glance back. Mira’s eyes are half-lidded, her usual sharpness dulled by the hour. Her hand stays where it is, sure and unmoving.
“You love it,” Zoey mumbles.
Mira doesn’t bother answering, but her grip doesn’t ease either.
Rumi exhales. Their warmth seeps into her skin, into the space between her ribs. The weight against her chest feels good—real.
She tilts her head down and brushes a kiss against Zoey’s forehead. Zoey releases a small breath that melts against her skin. Mira makes a low sound behind her, soft and easy. Rumi turns just enough to press a second kiss to Mira’s temple.
Mira hums in response, too tired to hide it.
“Don’t wanna get up,” Zoey whispers, fingers curling in Rumi’s shirt.
“Then don’t,” Mira answers without opening her eyes.
Rumi closes hers. Zoey’s heartbeat thuds gently against her ribs. Mira’s pulse warms the back of her neck. The air smells faintly like strawberry shampoo and coffee, and somewhere between the three of them, their hands are tangled in a knot she doesn’t want to untie.
Outside, the world is waiting. But here—here is soft, and quiet, and theirs.
Rumi sinks into their weight, into the way everything fits without trying.
“Stay like this a little longer,” she whispers.
Mira hums. Zoey nods against her chest.