@supes-up || tender love and care
They’d kept the lights low and the blankets piled high. The movie, or show or whatever was left to Marjorie herself. No doubt that she’d know exactly what the best to put on for their first night together in ages. Never mind the details. As long as the impression was there, Sleep could string something together.
No warning necessary, she pulled Marjorie in close with a breath huffed through her nose; restrained laughter that was best kept in. With her sister tucked in close, she shimmied into their little nest of sorts and got comfortable. Buried in soft fabrics, the scent of warm dust pervaded the air.
Was this fine? Was this enough? She shifted to get a look at Marjorie’s face and she held her closely in her lap. The light from their TV screen changed the colours of her locks and pajamas with the changing scenes.












