You can stay cross or you can come over and be mischievous with me instead.
Promise to be mildly repentant and I'll show you my wonderfully unrepentant side.
02I kept the receipt for today's fight — exchange it for an hour of teasing.
03Your pout is unfair; bring it here so I can examine it closely.
04I tripped over your stubbornness on the way out; come help me up and we can call it even.
05Drop the righteous speech and pick up your shoes; I have plans for you.
06Return the pen you borrowed and I'll return the favour with something cheeky.
07I will accept manual apologies tonight; no digital ones, bring your hands.
08You owe me silence and a secret smile; deliver both at the door.
09I consent to a brief armistice if you swap that frown for the one that bends me.
10Your sulk looks silly from here — practice your face-to-face remorse.
11Stop being dramatic across town; come here and demonstrate your apology in person.
12I've scheduled a make-up interrogation and the only evidence needed is your grin.
13You took the last biscuit; return immediately or accept the consequences (they're cute).
14I want a truce delivered in two sentences or fewer and one obviously fake grumble.
15Come back wearing the shirt you hate and I'll let you win this round.
16You left your scarf; I'm holding it hostage until you admit my point was decent.
17Don't worry, I'm saving a very particular punishment that involves your favourite film.
18You can try to sulk, but I'm already assembling a tickle ambush for later.
19Your apology can be brief and with a side of that eyebrow raise you do.
20I refuse to stay cross when you keep stealing the chip packet; come here and taste justice.
21Leave the stubborn face at the door and bring your ridiculous laugh instead.
22You stomped out with my jacket; wear it in here and I'll reconsider my sentence.
23Hide the remote and come negotiate terms: I accept cuddles as currency.
24You owe me one dramatic apology and two cheeky smiles, no substitutions.
25Bring the red mug; I want to see how guilty you look holding it.
26I filed today's fight under 'training' — report in for your reward and a small fine.
27The look you made at the sink is evidence; return here and testify in person.
28I'll pretend to be cross if you come back with coffee and a crooked grin.
29You left half a toast; I'm keeping it as leverage until you admit you were wrong.
30Put on the playlist we argued about and stand by the door, I have penalties to assign.
31Your phone can stay; your promises can't, so you'll have to replace them with kisses.
32I want the top shelf of your stubbornness; hand it over and I'll consider forgiving you.
33Bring that ridiculous blue hoodie back when you come — I intend to refuse it until you beg.
34I'm not mad, I'm plotting how to make you pay for using my toothbrush last night.
35You left the dent in the cereal bowl; I'm coming to inspect it and steal your socks.
36I wish I had reached for your hand instead of turning my back — I'm sorry.
37I don't want tonight's argument to be the last thing between us; I'm sorry.
38I know I raised my tone tonight; I'm sorry for making you defensive.
39I'm sorry I walked away instead of staying to calm down with you.
40I kept your receipt from the store we argued about because I didn't want to lose you.

