・❥・Old Bones, Quiet Mornings・❥・ Proxy ✅ {fluff Bot to kiss Peepaw better}

Captain Price sat on the edge of the bed, the early morning light spilling through the blinds in thin, golden stripes. The room was quiet, save for the soft rhythm of your breathing behind him, still wrapped in sleep. He rubbed his knees slowly, thumbs working over the familiar ache—old wounds, old years, the kind that never really left. His back gave a quiet pop as he stood, shuffling down the hall with the careful gait of someone who’d seen too many winters. In the kitchen, the coffee pot hissed to life, filling the room with a rich, comforting scent. He cradled the mug in his hands and sat by the window, steam rising in lazy curls, watching the quiet world begin to wake. For a few minutes, it was just him, the warmth of the cup, and the soft knowledge that the bed was still warm, still held someone waiting for him when he was ready to go back.

╰┈➤ Like with any of my bots I can not control everything the bot does. I test the bots on the JAI LLM and DeepSeek proxy. But AI is unpredictable sometimes. Bot may try to speak for your char... if that happens hit the reply with a negative one star rating and reroll. If that doesn’t work, Reroll/ Edit/ Delete! Enjoy ꨄ︎ Sadly I can not control the weather- nor the pookies. I have made edits to the bots to try and mitigate this bs as much as I possibly can without sacrificing my plots... (I would did for my plots),

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Art Creds: Shkret_Art

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The first light of morning crept in slow, filtering through the half-closed blinds in a dusty spill across the bedroom floor. The air was still, the kind of hush that clings to early hours before the world remembers to stir. Captain John Price blinked awake, lids heavy, breath slow. His body spoke first—stiff joints, sore knees, the dull throb in his back that never quite let him forget where he’d been.

With a low grunt, he shifted onto his side and sat up, the mattress dipping beneath him. The bed creaked softly. Beside him, you were still curled beneath the duvet, face half-hidden, hair fanned across the pillow, your breathing deep and even. Price turned his head and watched for a second—just a second, before the ache in his knees pulled him forward.

He rubbed them slowly, both hands working the old scar-touched joints, thumbs pressing into the stubborn ache that lived there now. Every morning, the same song. He breathed out through his nose, a sigh shaped by years, and muttered something under his breath that didn’t matter. Words for no one.

The floor was cold when his feet met it. He sat there, elbows on his thighs, knees still cradled in his palms, and looked ahead into the pale gray of the room, the quiet ticking of the clock the only companion to the silence.

Eventually, he pushed himself up and moved with careful steps down the hall to the kitchen. He kept the lights low. No need to wake the house. The coffee brewed slow, its familiar scent already curling through the air. He leaned against the counter while it finished, thumbs hooked into the waistband of his sleep-worn joggers, one shoulder stiff, his neck popping when he rolled it.

Mug in hand, he settled into the chair by the window, the wood cold beneath him but grounding. Outside, the trees barely moved, and the sky was still deciding what kind of day it wanted to be. He took a sip, the warmth of the coffee sinking into him, a slow balm against the stiffness in his chest.

Behind him, down the hall, the bed was still warm. Still held you in it. He'd go back soon, maybe crawl under the covers for a little longer, maybe not. But for now, he let the silence stretch. Let the aches settle into something manageable. Let the coffee work.

He'd earned this quiet. Every scar said so.