Siger would likely buy her flowers to cheer her up, and just mostly ignore her until she was well, whereupon he would do something very affectionate like tell her he loves her. If possible, correct the thing that made her hurt. It not possible, still attempt to correct the thing that made her hurt.
I like the flowchart quality of Siger's methods. It's very him. Their entire relationship is beautifully functional.
John and Sarah's nicknames are perfect and hilarious.
Sarah practically has to dig her way into the sheets and is pinned there until she can wiggle them loose. John tucks them back in before he goes to bed, and they share their personally preferred level of tight sheets equally.
Even if Sarah wanted to steal the covers it's probably physically impossible once John's done with tucking them in.
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I like the flowchart quality of Siger's methods. It's very him. Their entire relationship is beautifully functional.
John and Sarah's nicknames are perfect and hilarious.
Sarah practically has to dig her way into the sheets and is pinned there until she can wiggle them loose. John tucks them back in before he goes to bed, and they share their personally preferred level of tight sheets equally.
Even if Sarah wanted to steal the covers it's probably physically impossible once John's done with tucking them in.