When Lin Hanzhi woke again, he felt Qi Gu shifting cautiously in his arms, seemingly trying to get up without disturbing his sleep.
His chest shook as a smile spread across his face.
Qi Gu looked up. "Did I wake you?"
"I'd slept enough, so I woke up." Lin Hanzhi's voice trailed off a little indistinctly.
Qi Gu accepted his explanation, pushed himself up out of his arms, and headed straight for the bathroom.
Before long, Qi Gu returned and slipped back under the soft down duvet, his body cold all over. He pressed close to Lin Hanzhi and lit up his phone screen to check the time.
Ten o'clock.
Breakfast was clearly out of the question. They might as well snuggle up a little longer, have lunch, and then head out.
Lin Hanzhi had no objections to Qi Gu's plan. He found the curtain switch by the bed and drew back the heavy curtains blocking the light outside.
A gloomy gray sky came into view, dotted with thick, pale gray clouds. Rain was coming.
They had already suspected as much before opening the curtains; this merely confirmed their suspicion that the weather was bad.
Qi Gu glanced outside. "Let's order an umbrella with the delivery later."
Then he naturally settled back into Lin Hanzhi's arms in the same position he had woken in, his ears burning red as he pressed close.
Lin Hanzhi's peach-blossom eyes widened a little. He hadn't expected Qi Gu to snuggle up to him of his own accord. His hands instinctively wrapped around his waist, holding him close.
Qi Gu rested his cheek against his chest. "Don't move. Let me doze a little longer."
He liked lingering in bed and was quite happy to keep it company when he had nothing important to do. Lin