Luke blinked away the sleep that still clung to him, trying to lure him back into its grip, and his hazy gaze landed on Eddy's smile-- it was a wonderful thing to see, slow and crooked and intimate, the curve of his lips making the creases around his eyes crinkle up.  Luke loved Eddy's smiles, all the different kinds, but this was a favorite, the one that was the first he saw in the morning.<br/><br/>He had a suspicion that whenever he woke and Eddy was already awake, that meant Eddy hadn't slept at all, but Luke wasn't going to push the issue and ask questions.  Maybe the man had trouble sleeping, or maybe it was something else...  But if he didn't want to talk about it, the boy wouldn't pry.  He'd let Eddy hold onto things until he trusted him enough to share.  Instead, he admired the rumpled texture of Eddy's salt-and-pepper hair, the warmth of his skin and the gentleness of his breathing, and listened to the deep rumbling voice he adored.<br/><br/><i>Morning, gorgeous</i>.  Luke still felt a spark every time Eddy called him that, regardless how many times he heard it; he didn't necessarily believe the petname was true, but if Eddy thought of him that way, he'd accept without question.<br/><br/>Eddy wrapped an arm around him and pulled him closer, bodies pressed together and heat radiating between them.  It was nice, so nice to be near someone like this again, always a treat to be held so sweetly...  Luke's smile brightened as Eddy nuzzled into his messy hair, the young man's hand sliding down along Eddy's chest and stomach in an appreciative trail of slim fingers.  He laughed softly at the question, a syrupy sound still flavored with sleep, and rested his cheek against Eddy's collarbone.<br/><br/>"Nope... Not at all," he sighed with pleasure, very happy to recall it was the weekend.  "I can stay all day... and maybe another night, too."  His smile turned into a grin and another soft laugh slipped past his tongue, thinking on the night before and all the reasons he'd been so utterly worn out.  Eddy might have been much older, but he was by no means a dud, and Luke was more than thrilled to find the man had such stamina still in him.