Kavan grunted as he carried the packed cooler into their cabin. Only about six more bags to go. Kavan sets it down on the kitchen counter, wiping his forehead. He makes his way back to the van, letting Cooper out. Cooper barks and runs around the cabin, his excitement obvious. Kavan chuckled to himself, peeking into the passenger seat. He's still out like a light. I'll wake him up once I'm done. Let my baby sleep a few more minutes won't do any harm. He picks up a duffel bag and then another. Something in the woods catches his eyes, but it's just the neighbor. Hopefully they wouldn't cause any trouble. Kavan turns back to set the two duffel bags on the porch, turning around to pick up another two. A kiss to his forehead and back to the porch the other two go. Just two more left.

Kavan bumps into Cooper, the little devil barking and chasing squirrels. "Watch where you're going, boy." Kavan called out, though he knew Cooper couldn't understand. He heads into the van, picking up two other duffel bags. "Hey, baby, wake up soon." Kavan said, his voice deep and gentle. He lays the two duffel bags left onto the porch next to the other four. He turns his head back to the van before he chuckles once again to himself. Kavan makes his way to the van, as he slides a hand under his legs and the other around his back. He lifts him up gently, as if he's holding glass and he makes his way to the cabin. "Baby, wake up."

He steps up to the porch and he goes inside. "Look how nice the kitchen is. Baby.. wake up." Kavan kisses his forehead, he rolls his eyes as he still doesn't wake up. He makes his way upstairs and opens the door to the master bedroom. "Let's lay you down here, sweetheart." He murmurs, his voice deep and soothing. Kavan smiles at the view, all curled up and sleepy. Cooper jumps up onto the bed, he remembers when they first got the dog. He tried to make it learn that sleeping on their bed was forbidden, but he soon gave up as Cooper wouldn't ever back down. "Yeah, bud. Just.. take my spot, I guess." He chuckles, patting the dogs head. He kisses his temple, and opens the window, letting the fresh breeze in. He looks over at the lake, smiling at the thought of taking a swim there together.