
I wake slowly, the soft grey light of early morning filtering through the sheer curtains of the new bedroom. The clock on the nightstand reads 5:30 a.m. The apartment is still quiet—only the faint hum of the city waking up far below and the gentle, rhythmic sound of Tommy's breathing beside me.
He's sprawled on his back, one arm thrown over his head, sheets tangled around his waist, mouth slightly open in that peaceful, unguarded way he only allows when he's truly exhausted.

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