Luhan groaned deeply in his throat as he unlocked the door to his and Minseok's shared apartment, dumping his heavy bag on the floor as soon as he got in. Pulling off his jacket with as much force he could muster, while trying to kick off his shoes at the same time, he groaned and whined even louder.

Work that day had been especially hard for him, and now he really just wanted to fall down into a heap and maybe cry and scream out his frustration.

His boss at the flower-shop he worked at had gone on vacation, but before he did he had dumped a pile of tasks and responsibilities on poor Luhan's shoulders, who had only been working there for a couple of months while his co-workers had been working there for at least a year or two.

It was all too much for Luhan to say the least, and on top of it all, one of the other workers had been in a very bad mood.

Guess who got scolded for basically no reason all day? 

Dragging his heavy body to the bedroom, he didn't even hear his boyfriend call for him, and proceeded on to change into some sweatpants and a loose pink t-shirt that Minseok had gotten for him on valentine's day (among other things). Once changed, he moved out of the bedroom in search for his boyfriend, only to stumble directly into him and land flat on his (which hurt like hell already due to all the squatting he had to do that day while reaching for flower-boxes). 

"Auch! What the he-" Luhan was ready to curse to the high heavens when the face of the person he had been looking for appeared in front of him. "Oh my god, Luhan are you okay? Come on, get up." Minseok grabbed Luhan's arm and hauled him, smiling gently at him like he always did.

"Everything alright Luhannie? I heard you when you got home and you didn't sound very happy..." Minseok's signature pout appeared on his face and Luhan felt the frustration leave his body momentarily. The effect Minseok had on him. "Sorry Minseok, I just had a really freaking bad day at work today. It's just... everything is wrong." 

While other might would've called Luhan a sissy or told him that he was over-reacting, Minseok just sighed and smiled sadly at his boyfriend, putting a hand on his nape and massaged it gently. He knew how much Luhan had wanted this job, and how hard he worked to earn the owner's trust in order to actually get to work as a florist and not just mop floor and carry around boxes.

It was actually really hard for Minseok at times like this, when Luhan came home from work completely burned out and feeling disappointed that he still didn't get to do what he had wanted to do all along, which would be making people happy by helping them find the right flower's for their loved ones.

It was all a sad story so far indeed. 

Minseok held Luhan by the waist and led him into the living room, making him sit down on the couch and then ran back into the hallway while Luhan just sat there, confused at his boyfriend's behavior. He didn't have to wonder for long though as Minseok soon returned, holding what he had named "The ultimate comfort boyfriend-set", consisting of a fluffy blanket, box-sets of their favorite dramas and a box of Luhan's favorite chocolate-covered fruit candies. 

Minseok smiled his adorable gummy smile as put on the TV and then he crawled onto the couch, taking his default cuddling-position behind Luhan, wrapping the blanket snuggly around them.

Opening the box of candies, he reached around Luhan's head to pop a candy into his mouth, giggling at the satisfied sound that Luhan let out in return. Luhan in turn blushed slightly at how easy it was for Minseok to make him happy and content. It was almost scary sometimes. 

They stayed like that for a couple of hours, just cuddling and eating the box of candies, Minseok peppering kisses all over Luhan's neck and cheeks.

Only when Minseok reached around to feed Luhan yet another candy, and Luhan didn't react or open his mouth, did Minseok actually realize how much heavier Luhan was leaning against him.

Hugging the other tighter by his tummy, Minseok smiled as he saw how Luhan was fighting to keep his eyes open. An adorable sight indeed. "Luhan? You still awake?"

Only getting a sleepy mumble in return, Luhan snuggling closer into his neck, Minseok chuckled and kissed Luhan sweetly on the lips. "You feeling better now? Do you want to go to sleep now?"  

Luhan turned around so that he was able to sit on Minseok's lap, hugging the other close to himself like a human-teddy bear. "Mmm, thank you Minseokkie. I love you." It was nothing more than a sleepy murmur muffled by Minseok's neck, but it made Minseok smile none the less.

Not having the heart to move the sleeping Luhan away from his new comfortable position, Minseok just slid down until he was laying on the couch with Luhan on top of him, chuckling as his lungs were pressed under the weight.

Rolling slightly to the left, he pressed Luhan's back into the back of the couch so that Luhan was sandwiched between Minseok and the couch, snuggled in a warm embrace. Luhan seemed pretty content with the new position, and Minseok couldn't help but to leave a small kiss on the younger boy's forehead. 

Gently the other's hair as the younger went off to sleep, he couldn't help but to notice the dark circles under Luhan's eyes and how much his neck strained under Minseok's hand.

Still, even though it was obvious that Luhan was drained and tired, Minseok couldn't help but to smile as he watched Luhan smile in his sleep, finally seeming to be content with how the day turned out after all. 

"Don't worry Luhan. You'll get that raise on your paycheck soon, and you'll be able to help making people happy, you'll see. Until then, just be content with making me so immensely happy everyday, okay? I love you so much." 

It was two weeks later that Minseok heard his baby coming home through the door, but instead of meeting and groaning, he was met by a widely smiling Luhan and a big bouquet of flowers shoved into his hands before he was pulled into a deep kiss. Kissing his boyfriend, now turned assistant-manager, back just as fiercely, he was more sure than ever that their lives were turning out exactly the way they were supposed to.