Quarantine: Laundry Day *COTTON CANDY FLUFF*
Summary: Doing the laundry and making breakfast with Henry.
Pairing: Henry Cavill/You
Word Count: 1,366
Warning: NONE - Fluff, COTTON CANDY GOODNESS!, Domestic Kink, Kal, Some Language.
Inspiration: I don’t know. I need to sleep xD
A/N: I’m really loving writing these sweet, mellow domestic fics. Nothing dramatic, no smut or angst. Just sweet and ordinary life.
It was laundry day in your shared household, with Henry and Kal.
Usually, you and Henry swapped the job of washing clothes, when he was home that was. This would have been Henry's turn to wash the clothes, but he had just gotten home from filming. So, you decided to do the wash this go around, allowing him to sleep in. Which was what your beloved boyfriend was now doing. Upstairs, in your king sized bed, his large and strong body hidden under the mountain of blankets, one muscular arm slung over the massive body of Kal. Both of them snoring loudly and out cold, peaceful in the growing light of the room, the sun coming through the sheer curtains that covered the bedroom windows.
You hummed as you tossed a detergent pod into the washer, then started pulling clothing out of the hamper and tossed them through the open washer door. But, a soft and sleepy woof brought you out of your early morning thoughts. Looking up, you met Kal's sleepy gaze as he stood in the laundry room doorway; then glanced at the clock on the wall.
“Right! Can't be late. Now, can we, Bear?” You chuckled at him and got up, abandoning the wash as you padded into the kitchen with Kal, feeding him, then put on his leash and collar, for his morning walk.
By the time you came back with Kal, Henry was up and had started the coffee maker, by the smell filling the air of the house. You unleashed Kal and moved into the kitchen to give him a treat, when you saw Henry in the laundry room, taking a sip of his coffee, then setting it on top of the washer, before starting to toss the clothes you had abandoned for Kal's walk, into the machine.
“Henry.” You called to him, tossing the meaty treat to Kal. “Go relax, babe.” You told him, stepping into the laundry room with him. “I can do this.”
“It's my turn, sweetheart.” Henry replied, a tired look on his handsome face, his curls falling against his forehead as he looked up at you, from a half bent position. “I can do this. It's all right, I promise.” He assured you, moving to kiss you on the cheek, before going back to sorting out the laundry.
Sighing, and knowing it was pointless to argue with your very stubborn Puppy, you shook your head and went back into the kitchen and started making breakfast for you both. You chuckled, feeling Henry's thick arms wrap around your waist and press his lips to your shoulder, nuzzling his face into your neck and squeezed you.
“Do you want potatoes?” You asked him, turning your head to kiss his lightly stubbly cheek.
“Yes, please.” Henry nodded, turning his head to capture your lips.
“How do you want your eggs?” You asked, moving away from him to pull out a knife and cutting board.
“Scrambled, please.” He replied, going into the fridge. “Are you having eggs?” He asked, looking back at you.
“Yeah.” You nodded, going into the pantry to grab two large potatoes, knowing Henry's titanic appetite. “Just one, though.” You added, going to the sink and washed the potatoes, before you started to peel them.
“One, it is!” Henry smiled, grabbing three eggs from the fridge. “Ooo, we still have some bacon left!” He grinned, and took out the package of three slices of bacon. “Can you stir this into my scramble?” He asked, holding them up for you to see.
“Yeah, can you take out whatever else you want in it?” You asked, dicing up the freshly peeled potatoes.
Henry took out the bacon, a couple of sausages and some Ricotta cheese, then carefully set them down next to you, on the counter with the eggs, as you finished cutting up the potatoes; the skillet warming on the stove.
“Henry.” You sighed, shaking your head, as Henry attached himself to you again.
You stood in front of the stove, Henry's arms wrapped snugly around your waist and his chin resting on your shoulder, as you cracked the eggs on the rim of the skillet and dropped them into the hot skillet; one handed. You carefully minded the three eggs you cracked in the pan, slowly adding in the cheese and diced up bacon, stirring them together into fluffy goodness. You added the cubed potatoes and sausages, the pop and sizzle of the grease filled the peacefully quiet kitchen. Henry gently swaying you both side to side and humming, happily.
Almost done with breakfast, Henry broke away from you and pulled out plates and silverware, so you could plate up your breakfasts, then sat with you on the couch. Snuggled into each other's sides, Henry clicked on the tv and you both watched the news as you ate.
“Oh, shit!” Henry snapped, half way through the news, and set his plate down on the coffee table with his fork. “I forgot to start the washer.” He said, rushing off to the laundry room.
A few moments later, the hissing sound of the machine turning on and beginning to fill with water filled the mews, before Henry returned to the couch, you and his breakfast, which you guarded from Kal's slick and covert attempts to eat it for him.
It was a sweet and lazy morning with Henry, empty breakfasts plates stacked on top of each other on the coffee table as you snuggled on the couch, watching whatever struck your collective fancy. But, the call of adult duties finally called you both, Henry needing to do his work out and you needed to wash the dirty plates.
You collected up the plates and silverware, and went into the kitchen, while Henry went to his elliptical. You set the plates in the sink and turned to grab the filthy skillet off the stove and got a huge shock.
“HENRY!!” You screamed at the top of your lungs, rushing into the laundry room.
“Babe!!” Henry yelled back, running into the kitchen, fully alarmed. “Wha—how the fuck!” He gasped, seeing the issue.
Inside the laundry room, there were nearly two feet of suds, flowing out of the still working washing machine. You stood at the door, soapy bubbles covering your bare feet as it flowed out of the laundry room door.
“Did you put a pod into the machine, when you finished putting the clothes in for me?” You asked, looking over your shoulder at Henry, just as alarmed.
“Um..” Henry gulped, his mouth hanging open and eyes huge as more bubbles flowed out of the laundry room. “Yeeah.”
“Oh dear.” You sighed, rubbing your face and shaking your head. “I had put one in the machine, before, I started putting the clothes in.” You confessed, stirring at the mess.
Henry moved forward, wading through the even higher mess of bubbles, shoving them aside to find the off button of the machine; stopping the production of the bubbles. You sighed again and joined him, blindly searching around for the front of the machine. Smirking, Henry collected a palm full of bubbles and playfully piled them on top of your head. You stood up and snorted at him, tapping him on the nose, getting bubbles on his face. He chuckled, scooped up some more of the bubbles, and blew them off his palm. You did the same, giggling with him.
“Uh-oh!” You laughed out loud.
Kal barked loudly rang out, him sensing he was being left out of all the fun, and dove into the mountain of bubbles, practically vanishing, minus his curly tail, swiping the bubbles side to side as it wagged, acting like a windshield wiper. Both, you and Henry, melted into a fit of laughter, blowing bubbles off your hands or throwing them at each other. Kal barked and jumped around, popping out of the mist of bubbled to tackle you, and shoved you into Henry's arms.
“Well, at least, we know the clothes will be extra clean.” Henry laughed, then kissed you, passionately.
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undo, urge (2).
vade, vail(archaic), vamp, vary, veal, veer, veil, vein, vend, vent, vest, veto, vide, view, vine, visa, vise, void, vote (19).
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x-ray (1).
yack, yank, yard, yarn, yaup, yawn, yawp, yean, yell, yelp, yerk, yeuk, yock, yoke, yowl, yo-yo(informal), yuck (17).
zero, zest, zinc, zing, zone, zonk, zoom (7).
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