{Lisa}: I know you said to either text or portal over if I had trouble sleeping.
{Lisa}: Well I haven’t slept much at all the past three nights, I didn’t say anything because
{Lisa}: I’m stubborn so what else would you expect?
Lisa smiles playfully and nods. “Okay, I won’t leave. I prefer to be much closer anyway.” She places her hands on his upper arms as she feels his arms around her. Lisa couldn’t help but shift back on her heels as she felt his fingers tracing her back knowing the scars that remained hidden by her jacket.
She instantly feels foolish and kisses him softly still holding onto him hoping her reaction hadn’t been as obvious as she thought. “I love that idea. Being all cuddled up and having a …Doctor marathon.” Lisa says teasingly and smirking. “Hmm, such a difficult choice. Well snacks are a must so are the blankets and of course the entertainment is the hardest choice of all. How about we close our eyes and pick at random? You have a good collection so we know we won’t pick a bad one.”
Cisco smiles when their lips part, his stomach filled with butterflies. “We can watch something familiar, via my collection or something new via Netflix. You choose, I’ll go get snacks.” He said with a peck on the lips before making his way to the kitchen and getting a few bowls and cups out.
He poured snacks into the bowls and water into the cups and joined Lisa after a few minutes. I grabbed popcorn, pretzels, and chocolate for snacks, and water for drinks. I didn’t know what you were in the mood for. I have pop, beer, hard cider, and stuff for mixed drinks.”
Cisco rolled over, half asleep. “You’re gonna be a great, mom, Lis. I have no doubt,” he rubbed his eyes, sitting up and looking over at his wife. “Want me to grab you the extra pillows? Maybe that will help.”
Lisa smiles finding Cisco even cuter when he was half asleep and still managed to be so supportive and put up with her. She leans over and softly kisses him. “Well if I lay on my side it isn’t that bad overall but my back kills me. Maybe if you hold me from behind? And your always so warm.” Lisa did everything she could to keep herself from just coming out and asking him to be a human pillow. Although nothing could stop her from smiling at the idea.
A sleepy smile spread across Cisco’s face and he felt Lisa’s lips against his own. “Anything for you, babe,” he responded, rolling out of bed to grab the big body pillow from the closet. “Here, Lis. You cuddle with this and I’ll cuddle with you.” He slurred, crawling back under the warm coversand opening his arms, waiting for his wife to snuggle closer.
Lisa smiles happily as Cisco hands her the body pillow. “How did I ever get lucky enough to get you?” She says placing a slow and soft kiss upon his lips before turning to cuddle with her pillow. Soon snuggling closer to Cisco, feeling his warmth and support that her back desperately needed.
“I dunno,” Cisco snuggled closer to Lisa. “Your guess ‘s as good as mine,” he slurred.
Barry was relieved to hear that Cisco would be letting the people there go before they would get seriously hurt, then he sped them all out of there and got back to the spot where there were only him and Cisco. “Sorry it’s all I have left to say, man. I didn’t mean to hurt you. I know I was selfish in wanting to bring back my mom and dad but I was in pain! I now know it was the wrong choice and I wish I could take it all back but I can’t. Please just… stop this, dude. You’re my best friend!”
Cisco grit his teeth and his mouth twisted into a scowl. “You still call me your best friend, but here I am, barely able to stand the sight of you. How is it that you only change the timeline when something isn’t going right for you, when you’re hurting. When anyone else is suffering, you just let them suffer.” Cisco centered himself on the pavement in front of Barry. “You’re not a hero, heroes aren’t selfish. You’re just a wanna be, and that’s all you’ll ever be.” He spit, throwing vibes toward the other.
“Dude, come on…” Barry started, pursing his lips together a little as he turned his body slightly so that he could look at Cisco properly, he knew that things had been difficult for him recently, it had been a difficult time for them all. It was just something that they rarely spoke about, they were usually too concerned with the next challenge that they come up against.
“I had no idea…I’m sorry man,” he finally said, his eyes flicking over to look at Cisco for a moment, giving him a small, tight smile. He didn’t know what else he could say that would make any of this any better, that would take away his pain. But he wanted to help, if he could. He always wanted to help. “That explains why you’re always tinkering with things whenever I see you, why you’re never too far away from the lab…”
“Yeah,” Cisco sighed, leaning back into the couch. “It’s not easy, but I appreciate it. Your concern, I mean.” He wanted to get up and run out. That’s all that was going through his mind. He hated being vulnerable, and letting people know that he was struggling. He felt weak, and that was worse than anything else. He’d rather be alone in this than burden his friends with his problems. “So, uh, Big Belly Burger?”
Cisco backup 