When Klaus settles, Obi-Wan can feel it, the shift in his energy, and he ducks his head to press a kiss to his temple as he falls asleep. He stays there for a few moments longer, waiting until Klaus's breathing evens out, slow and steady, and only then does he rise and take both their mugs into the kitchen. When Klaus wakes, he'll make him a fresh cup of coffee, but for now he finishes his own tea, dumps Klaus's coffee into the sink before he washes them both.

Once he's finished in the kitchen, Obi-Wan goes down the hall and retrieves his current book from the bedroom before he returns to the living room. There's a chair next to the sofa, where he settles, and opens his book to his marked place.

Currently he's reading A Room of One's Own, recommended to him by the previously pink-haired young woman who works in the book shop he quite likes to frequent. He knows she thinks he's an odd one, having caught him speaking to Black Philip once, but she had also been more than happy to recommend a stack of books to him when he had asked for items that were culturally important to Earth's history.

He settles in to read, quietly turning pages, as peaceful as he'd felt earlier during meditation, with Klaus's quiet, even breathing as steadying as anything.