Holmes doesn't always stay in Watson's bed all night because of his insomnia, so Watson always treasures the mornings that he gets to wake up with Holmes still in his arms. It's on one of these mornings that Watson is broken out of his lovesick reverie by a knock on the door.
He gets up quickly, checking in the mirror to make sure that he's somewhat presentable, grabs his dressing gown from the chair, and opens the door. He only opens it a crack, so that whoever's outside can't see the bed where Holmes is still dozing.
Mrs. Hudson glances up and down at him. There's a small quirk to her mouth, but then it's gone in a moment.
"Good morning, Mrs. Hudson," Watson says. "Is everything alright?"
"Oh, quite alright," Mrs. Hudson replies. "I've just received a telegram from Mr. Lestrade saying to expect him here in an hour or two."
"Well, it's good of him to warn ahead," Watson sighs. "I'll, er... I'll let Holmes know, and make sure he's awake. Don't trouble yourself rousing him."
"Mmhm." Mrs. Hudson gives him a meaningful look that he can't at all parse, and then turns to leave. He closes the door and returns to perch on the bed, where Holmes is gazing up at him from the pillows with a smirk.
"And what exactly do you find so funny?" Watson asks.
"Well, if Mrs. Hudson didn't know about us already," Holmes muses, "she definitely knows now."
"And how would she? I look completely presentable, and I made sure that she could not see you from the door."
"Because, my darling doctor," Holmes laughs, drawing Watson in for a kiss, "you just answered the door of my bedroom."















