Honestly that seems like a pretty good idea. Snuggle snuggle zzz.

Rivethira is the first to wake up the next morning, briefly confused by her state of dress and sleeping partner. But then of course the memories click back into place, and she smiles and snuggles the aforementioned sleeping partner.

He is still mostly asleep, but he snuggles back. There may be an adorable yawn.

Awwww. Sleepy sorcerer is the most adorable sorcerer.

She is feeling fond, and he's so cute when he's asleep, so she lingers a little while in the snuggles.

Then, quite resolutely, she decides that damn it, she is going to bring him breakfast in bed. Is it kind of silly, on account of how he's an omnipotent sorcerer? Yes, definitely. But she's doing it anyway, because it's the principle of the matter.

Can she gently extract herself without waking him?

She can!

Excellent.

She gets dressed as quickly and quietly as possible, then carefully slips out of the room to see if the dining hall can be persuaded to give her a tray or something to carry food back with. She has absolutely no idea what he likes, food wise (... Does he even eat? She hasn't seen him eat.) but he is an omnipotent sorcerer, so if he really has a problem with the available food options he can just fix it. With magic. It's the being brought breakfast that is the important part here, she thinks.

The dining hall is unfortunately not a persuadable sort of thing, but it does nothing to prevent her from absconding with the food it offers, as long as she's prepared to carry it all.

Serik is still sleeping. He looks very cozy.

Carrying it is kind of tricky, but she can carefully stack certain things, and she can be graceful enough to not spill anything if she walks back very carefully and puts a few things down to actually open the door.

This is very silly. But she doesn't care.

She checks the time to make sure she's not waking him up earlier than he'd appreciate - nope, eleven in the morning, that's close enough - and then arranges assorted food on his bedside table and returns to bed to snuggle him.

"Serik," she singsongs softly. "I have a completely ridiculous surprise!"

He blinks a few times, yawns, hugs her, and smiles. "Good morning, Lady Rivethira."

"Good morning," she says, leaning down to briefly kiss him on the lips. Then she pulls back so she can grin at him properly. "I got you breakfast."

He bursts into helpless giggles.

She giggles, too.

"Completely silly, I realize, considering you're yourself. But it's the principle of the matter."

"I love you," he says, hugging her.

She hugs him back, of course.

"Do you even actually need to eat, because I have never seen you do it."

"Well, I don't need to, but I like to."

"Aha! Good." Snuggle. "Now I can feel adorable and accomplished."

"You are very adorable." Snuggle. Kiss.

Kiss!

"Yes," she agrees, sagely. "I know."

"You brought me breakfast. That's - I can't remember the last time someone did something nice for me just because they felt like it."

That is - about what she expected, really. Which is kind of depressing, when she thinks about it.

"I thought you'd like it." Kiss. "Now, come on, before it gets cold and my efforts are wasted. I gave up comfortable morning snuggles for you, put on clothes and braved the hallway and everything, honor my sacrifice!"

He kisses her. "I love you," he says again, and he sits up and reaches for the food.

He doesn't mind some of the food being stolen, right? Because she's totally stealing some of the food. She hasn't had breakfast either.

He does not mind at all. It's adorable. She's adorable.

She definitely knows.

She's definitely reveling in being adorable, too. It's fun.

And soon enough they are out of food.

Serik finds that he can't seem to stop grinning.

When the food is all gone, he scoops Lady Rivethira into his lap and hugs her.