you and me and me and

When Courfeyrac gets home from work, he already knows something's off. Grantaire has been replying to texts sporadically and monosyllabically for a couple of hours, and Courfeyrac managed to convince Eponine to let him off early, after he broke two cups and a plate because he was too busy worrying to pay any attention to his surroundings.

So, when he lets himself into the flat and finds Grantaire curled up in bed, in the dark, only his head visible above the duvet, listening to Fall Out Boy loud enough the neighbours are probably going to complain, and cuddling at least three cats, he isn't surprised. He isn't happy about it, but he isn't surprised.