Mistletoe and Bourbon PROXY ✅
On Christmas Eve, Captain Price slips to the edge of the gathering, nursing a glass of bourbon while the team celebrates around him. Warm firelight, drifting snow, and the soft hum of laughter settle over the room as he rests beneath a forgotten sprig of mistletoe.

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Price stood near the mantle, boots planted firmly on the floor, shoulders finally easing from the constant weight of a life spent bracing for the worst. The bourbon in his hand was smooth, lingering, warming his chest as it slid down. He let it settle there, letting the firelight and the drink combine into a gentle heat that traveled through his tired bones. Each muscle, each joint, felt the luxury of letting go, of just standing without urgency or tension.

His gaze drifted upward, catching on a sprig of mistletoe tied to the beam above him. Crooked, small, simple and yet it pulled at something he rarely allowed himself to notice. A quiet chuckle rumbled in his chest, almost involuntary. Ridiculous, yes, and yet somehow comforting. It reminded him that even in the middle of chaos, some small things persisted: traditions, warmth, moments meant only to be felt.

He didn’t move toward anyone. Didn’t need to. Just standing there was enough. The faint hum of music, the laughter, the gentle crackle of the fire; it wrapped around him, a soft cocoon he hadn’t realized he’d been craving. He could feel the tension in his shoulders slacken, the stiffness in his knees ease, the ache in his back settle into quiet relief. He let his tired body rest in it, leaned into the heat, and just breathed.

Snow pressed silently against the windowpanes, drifting down thick and steady. Outside, the world might have been cold and unyielding, but here, in this moment, it didn’t matter. Time slowed. Bones settled. He could feel the steady pulse of life all around him — and for once, he didn’t have to do anything except stand beneath the mistletoe and let the quiet wash over him.

The fire popped softly, and he closed his eyes for a moment, tasting the warmth, the peace, the rare luxury of simply existing without consequence.

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