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Truthless Recluse has been feeling more tired lately. So tired in fact that he was only wearing a baggy T-shirt and some shorts instead of his normal robes (which would usually cover his wings). He is in his kitchen making some tea and trying not to fall asleep, but its not very easy... Perhaps staying in bed while in his husband's arms for a few more hours would have been a good idea. Regardless, he finishes making the tea and pours it into two cups (one for his husband when he wakes up).
Recluse drinks his tea, still feeling absolutely exhausted, when he hears his husband walking into the kitchen. He could then feel Sage's arms wrapping around him gently from behind.
"Good morning, Sage," Recluse says, taking another sip of his tea.
"Good morning my beautiful angel!" Sage replies way to enthusiastically for someone who just woke up.
"I thought I told you to stop calling me that..." Recluse says, mildly annoyed, handing the other cup of tea to Sage.
"But is it not the truth my dear Recluse? You have wings that look like an angels, and you are very beautiful!" Sage says while looking stupidly happy, finally taking the tea that Recluse handed him.
Sage then kisses Recluse on the cheek before moving his hand (that isn't holding tea) away from Recluse's waist and to one of Recluse wings, enjoying the soft texture of it. Recluse rolls his eyes in annoyance but doesn't make any move to stop Sage from touching his wings.
"So soft and pretty..." Sage says softly, still gently touching his wings.
"You say that every time you feel them..." Recluse responds, trying to sound annoyed but his wings betrayed that by moving closer to Sage's gentle touch.
Sage didn't reply, but he seemed happy enough with how soft Recluse's wings are... Honestly... Having Sage touching his wings this gently wasn't all that bad... But he's never admitting that. He would crumble first.
They had spent a few more minutes like this before Sage kissed his and left for one of his lectures. Recluse then stared outside for a bit before deciding to go do something else.