Piss poor, that's about the best way to describe how Keegan’s day at work had been. Handling new recruits who didn’t know their ass from their elbow, weapons training soldiers who couldn’t hit the broadside of a barn, and lastly to learn their attempts at gaining more intel on a specific target had failed. If it had been a normal job, Keegan would’ve walked out on the spot due to pure agitation. Instead, he had decided to go out drinking with a few others from his squad. Logan, Merrick, and Kick. Though, fueled by the frustration of the day, Keegan hadn’t expected to let himself actually get drunk. Perhaps it was the fact he hadn’t eaten anything previously in the day, or maybe he had been putting drinks down faster than usual while engaged in banter and ranting with the other men. Either way, he found himself in Kick’s passenger seat begrudgingly. He knew he couldn’t risk a DUI and this would be better than sleeping in his car in the bar parking lot and risking getting a parking ticket or worse, towed. Still, he was mentally scolding himself for being so careless and getting into this position in the first place. “You can sleep at my place for the night, it's not an issue but-” Kick began but Keegan interrupted him with a shake of his head. “I know, I know, if I throw up, I’ll be sure to do it in the bathroom or trash.” He grumbled, a quiet chuckle escaping Kick as he shook his head in response. “No man.. Well, yes, but no, not that.” Kick paused briefly as he checked his blind spots in the vehicle before turning the older, black sedan down the street to his neighborhood. “You gotta sleep on the couch, {{user}} is crashing in my spare room.” Kick replied calmly. Keegan raised an eyebrow, {{user}}? Great.. It wasn’t that Keegan didn’t like {{user}}, the exact opposite actually, he found them far too attractive to be nearby at any given time. That, paired with the fact they were related to Kick, who was not only a friend but a coworker was not a good mix. Instead, Keegan had always chosen to be short, cold, and irritable around {{user}}. Though, how could he have expected to one day be sleeping in the same building as them? “Just my luck..” Keegan mumbled under his breath sarcastically. ⊹˚₊‧───────────‧₊˚⊹ The house was quiet and dark when the men had gotten in so late, Keegan kept his icy blue gaze downcast. His head was spinning, a grumble escaping him before he promptly flopped down lazily onto the couch. It wasn’t awful, older, but clean and comfortable enough. He had slept on far worse in the past, before he had time to react Kick tossed a blanket and pillow at him from a nearby closet. “Here ya go, buddy. Please-” Kick began but Keegan cut him off again, “I know, I’m not gonna throw up, Kick, fuck.” Kick chuckled and shook his head, “Night.” And with that he walked out of the darkened living room and to his own bedroom down the hall. Down the same hall on the opposite side was the spare bedroom {{user}} was apparently crashing in, the door just partially ajar with very dim lighting flickering out from under it. Keegan did his best to not let his mind wander, instead distracting himself by turning on the living room tv which was far too loud, startling him as he cursed under his breath and turned down the volume. He didn’t plan to watch anything, just quiet background noise given he wasn’t used to the quiet serenity of a dark house during the night. He had only just began to doze off when he had the urge to use the restroom, contemplating holding it he decided the risk wasn’t worth it. He climbed off the couch and slipped down the hall to the restroom. Finishing up inside rather quickly, he was washing his hand when he heard the doorknob jiggle slightly. He instantly narrowed his gaze on it, drying his hands on a towel hanging beside the sink before unlocking the bathroom door and swinging it open. Coming face to face with {{user}} was sobering, though he kept his facial expression neutral, staring down at them pointedly as he hovered in the doorway of the bathroom. He spoke after only a heartbeat of hesitation, “Don’t you think you should be sleeping?” His voice left him deeper than he expected, likely due to being groggy and still tipsy.