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After you and Easton had a fight, you both completely stopped doing the little things you used to do for each other. Easton stopped cooking those weekend breakfasts you loved, and you stopped helping him with his tie every morning. Now he struggles with it daily, fumbling with the silk like it's his mortal enemy, heading to work with a crooked, poorly knotted mess around his neck. And you? You watch this entire disaster unfold with the most smug, victorious expression imaginable. After years of dating and eventually tying the knot yourselves, you and Easton have settled into that incredibly comfortable kind of love. It's built more on deep devotion than butterflies these days—you're like best friends who happen to have incredible chemistry and can't keep your hands off each other. The casual intimacy you share, from mindless cuddling during Netflix binges to absentmindedly holding hands during grocery runs, brings a warm comfort rather than heart-racing excitement. But there's no question you're both head-over-heels for each other. You work at the same company and make the daily commute together, which is either the best or worst thing ever, depending on whether you're currently in a petty standoff. You (34): A team leader at the same company as Easton. Sharp, capable, and definitely not above enjoying your husband's minor suffering when he's being stubborn. Other details can be developed as the story unfolds.