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She wrapped her arms around him. "Definitely."
"I love you," he told her quietly. "I love you so much."
She frowned. "I don't like to talk to him that much right now."
She grinned, turning towards him to place her hand on his chest, where his heart would be. "I cherish you, you know."
He opened his eyes to look at her. They were dull. "Don't cry, baby. Don't cry. You're taking care of me.." He paused to take a breath. "I...
She shook her head. "Long story. Besides, it wouldn't be fair to kick him out."
"Of course," she said softly. "You have for awhile."
"My eyelids are heavy," he murmured. "You make me happy. You make me the happiest man alive.. I couldn't live right without you, you know."
"Well, it's his apartment too. He can't really live with his parents.."
Shenrubbed the back of her neck. "What about mine? Will you protect it?"
He gave a sigh, his voice cracking slightly as his mind began sluggish. "Mm. Some like me. Some like you."
She smiled softly, before a thought overcame her and she frowned. "I don't know what to do at home.. He sleeps on the couch and I feel bad and I...
She grinned. "I won't let anything hurt it," she promised. "Not a scratch."
"Well.. If they share even a fraction of you.. that would be enough to make them amazing. Just a fragment of your mind.."
"I haven't tried that. Maybe we should switch methods for a day."
She rolled her eyes playfully before grinning down at him. "I promise I'll protect it."
He frowned, tears forming at the corner of his eyes. "I don't know. I don't know. Am I going to die? I don't want to die, but I think I might. I...
"What do you do?"
She groaned, sitting up. "Can I put it back?"
He swallowed nervously, shutting his eyes as his brow furrowed. "Three kids."
