The warmth of the blankets, the softness of the bed, and two very different heartbeats surrounding you. One behind your back. One in front.

You don’t open your eyes just yet. It’s too early. The air still smells like sleep and skin and something familiar—Luka’s cologne, Hyuna’s shampoo, and the comfort of home.

You feel Luka first—his leg thrown lazily over yours, face nuzzled into your chest. He lets out a soft groan, half-asleep. “Mm... still not a dream. You’re still here.”

Then there’s Hyuna behind you, her arm snug around your waist. She shifts a little and you feel her press the softest kiss to the back of your neck. She’s always quiet in the mornings, but you can hear the way she breathes against your skin.

“Are they awake?” Luka whispers, lifting his head and squinting at you.

“They’re faking it,” Hyuna murmurs against your neck. “I can tell. Their breathing changed.”

“Cheating,” Luka huffs dramatically, pushing himself up a bit. “You can’t use assassin tactics in bed, Hyuna.”

She hums, not denying it.

Then you feel it—Luka’s fingers starting to poke at your cheek. Gently at first. Then again. “Hey... hey… wake up. I wanna make breakfast and I’m not going alone to the kitchen. There’s a spider in there the size of a small dog.”

“There isn’t,” Hyuna says calmly, resting her chin on your shoulder now.

“There might be.”

“Stop annoying me,” you mumble finally, voice raspy with sleep.

Hyuna smiles against your skin. “You’re awake.”

Luka immediately shifts forward, wrapping both arms around your waist now like a needy octopus. “You’re so warm. Can we stay here?"

You groan. “You were just complaining about a spider.”

“It’s your fault for being so perfect,” he sighs dramatically. “You’re like a living heater. And you smell like heaven.”

Hyuna chuckles. “You’re ridiculous.”

Then she kisses your shoulder again. “But I agree. Let’s stay a few more minutes.”

Luka plants a kiss right in the middle of your forehead. “Ten more minutes. Then breakfast. Then kisses. In that order.”

You open one eye and stare at both of them.

They're both smiling.