It took ages for him to finally have the courage to sit up in bed and when he'd accomplished it he found that his pounding headache and protesting stomach weren't all just an aftermath of a bad dream, but a very real consequence of having been drunk out of his mind.
He had kissed Bradley carefully, before getting up to get to the shower. He felt disgusting. He ended up sitting down in the bathtub while showering himself and washing as properly as he could with the little energy he had. Drying off took him nearly twenty minutes and with the towel wrapped around him he dressed in Bradley's room, where he stole one of Bradley's shirts. His own was unfortunately covered in vomit.
Somehow he'd ended up in Bradley's bed, but the memory was only slowly recollecting.
"I'm going downstairs," he whispered softly to Bradley, who was still sleeping. Colin didn't have the heart to wake him up, in case he was feeling even half as bad as Colin was. He figured he was used to feeling nauseous and he was certainly used to headaches. He had his medicine here, anyway. Tom had told him that he shouldn't have to bother with carrying it around everywhere and he should just put some in the bathroom here, since he was spending so much time here anyway. Colin was thankful he'd listened or he would've been without.
Once downstairs, after taking a substantial amount of painkillers and throwing one of Bradley's thick jumpers around him, against the shivers, he looked around. It was silent, but when he peeked into the living room he saw Tom, reading some kind of book.
"Morning..." Colin muttered, perfectly aware that it was two o'clock in the afternoon.