A fox briskly trots down an empty road, looking to all the world like it knows precisely where it's going.
She iiiiis! And she's so glad he's noticed.
....
Wait, why is she hungry. Did she forget to have breakfast. Did they forget to have breakfast? Her ears perk up and she reviews the time since she woke up. Yep. They forgot to have breakfast.
She gives a little yip and noses her stomach, then aims her Sad Fox Eyes at him. Look at them! So cute! So sad!
"—oh, right," he says. "Breakfast."
Breakfast!! His repertoire of conjurable food items is amazing; he must know some pretty spectacular memory tricks to keep it all straight.
Both the breakfast and the means by which he conjures it are pretty impressive. She wonders if he cooked all of the conjurable food himself, or if he put a lot of work into searching out places to buy food from to place in the duplication space. It probably doesn't matter; either way, it's tricky to pull off. She gives him an affectionate little nose, and then begins eating.
Especially when the cozy breakfast is with a ~romantic interest!~
She is pretty happy to just have a cozy day with him. Yesterday she was very adventuresome, today she is very snugglesome.
Cozy breakfast, cozy books, cozy lunch, cozy dinner. When cozy bedtime rolls around, he doesn't bother leaving, just snuggles up with her in her cozy bed.
She yips a little affectionate 'Goodnight' facsimile, and affectionately nuzzles him back. Then: yes, sleep.
When she wakes she is confronted with how completely adorable this is. He's so adorable. So very, very adorable.
She is careful not to disturb the charmingly untidy sprawl, nestling in a little foxball sized space next to him until he rejoins the waking world.
He yawns and stretches out and spots the little ball of fox and giggles affectionately.
Well! Since he's now awake, she doesn't have to worry about disturbing him. She decides to join in on the sprawling. Now there is not a little ball of fox, there is a little fox taking up a moderately impressive amount of space for her size.
Oh, fine, he's persuaded her to also grant him a nose boop. There it is, his nose is booped.
She is so good. A good soft fox. The best.
After breakfast, he yawns and pets her and then says, "I think I'm going to disappear into a pile of books for the day, I'll leave you some more food in case I forget that time keeps moving even when you're not looking at it and miss coming back for lunch."
He kisses the top of her head, conjures some food that will comfortably keep all day, and vanishes.