Each morning before he left to do whatever rude roommates did, Marluxia would make Roxas a cup of tea. He would plan it so as the other shuffled from his room, hair messy, hands rubbing at the sleep in his eyes, the tea was still steaming, the man already gone from any acknowledgement of the act. On good days, it would be waiting for the blond on the small table of their apartment, a plate of toast--the only other thing Marluxia knows how to make--laid by its side. And on the bad, it was an empty mug sitting on the stove, its tea left dry at its bottom. A pot of boiled water would be standing by its side, forgotten in the morning rush. Stressed and fatigued beyond hell, he still had the thought to give this little kindness.