"Give it a break, Eggs."
I stood next to Roxy in the middle of our, practically empty, new apartment as Eggsy's voice crackled through the phone and movers kept going in and out to bring in our belongings.
"I just don't get it. You could just move in with me."
I could practically hear the smug change in his voice.
"Plenty of room."
I could hear Roxy giggle next to me as I rolled my eyes.
"I really don't think that's your only argument. Is it?"
"I think you know what my other argument is."
"And that's exactly why I'm living with Roxy. I don't have the stamina you seem to have."
I grinned as Roxy fell, in a giggling fit, on the freshly placed couch.
"She's laughing isn't she? I can hear her laughing."
"It's hard not to, Eggsy!"
My grin spread as I heard him groan on the other end and I took a seat next to my friend.
"Two female spys stuck together in the same apartment. That's going to go over well."
"It'd be no different if I had moved in with you. There'd just be a lot less free time."
Roxy bit back a grin before motioning to the kitchen and mouthing 'Tea?' I nodded before mouthing back a 'Please.'
"You never seemed to care before."
"That was back when we were hormonal teenagers and before we saved the world from a megalomaniac. I'm still mad at you by the way."
"We weren't together. That usually means I'm allowed to get with other people."
"Yeah, off the job. You wanna know how long you kept Merlin and me waiting? And Roxy! She was stuck in the Arctic because you couldn't keep it in your pants!"
The cushions shifted beside me as Roxy herself sat down and passed me my tea.
"It took hours for her to get even just reasonably warm again. She put her feet on me, Eggs. Her feet! They were freezing!"
I could practically hear him rolling his eyes as I huffed.
"Don't you roll your eyes, Gary."
"How-!"
"I know you."
Roxy had her head in my lap now, turned towards the t.v and flipping through the channels, as I ran my fingers through her hair.
"Alright, Hart. It gets a little unsettling eventually."
"You love me."
I heard a slight chuckle and could imagine the heart melting smile on his face.
"After this, you'd better never doubt it."
I scrunched my brows together as Roxy smiled and flew up off the couch.
"After-?"
But I didn't even get to finish seeing as he hung up, leaving me astounded.
"Little-! Roxy! What are you running around for?!"
The movers had finished bringing everything in long ago, so it was just the two of us now as my best friend grinned at me from the front door. I stared at her, weary.
"Roxy... What did you do?"
"I didn't do anything."
She grinned before opening the door to reveal a grinning and awaiting Eggsy. He looked extremely pleased with himself as he had pizza on one arm and a brown paper bag raised in the other.
"Thai food. From that place you like down the street."
I kept my spot on the couch, however, completely weary of the unfolding situation.
"What's going on?"
I shifted as Eggsy sat the pizza and Thai down on the table in front of us before plopping down next to me, his arm automatically moving to go around my shoulders.
"You forgot."
He gave a mock 'tsk' before looking to Roxy.
"And she gets onto me for my memory."
Roxy smiled as she sat on the other side of me, reaching for the pizza. Which I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was meat lovers.
"So disappointed, 'Min."
I huffed, leaning back into the couch, as I crossed my arms over my chest.
"I've been spending the last week making sure we haven't forgotten anything, setting up our bank account, shopping, helping Merlin out back at headquarters, and let's not forget having to help with the new recruits so excuse me if something has slipped my mind."
Eggsy's arm wrapped tight around me, bringing me into his chest, before he placed a kiss atop my head.
"The start of our weekly planned movie night. Would've invited Charlie but, you know, his head exploded."
I burst out laughing, using my hand to cover my mouth, before slapping his chest.
"Eggsy!"
