We all know the little pings that make you smile at your desk. Rank these classic partner texts from 'meh' to 'melts your heart'.
Put the items in your preferred order.
'Put the kettle on, I'm nearly home x'
Nothing says British love quite like the promise of a brew and someone walking through the door soon. Simple, cosy, and deeply reassuring.

'Just picked up your favourite from Tesco'
They remembered you fancied Percy Pigs, or grabbed a Meal Deal without being asked. Small gesture, huge points.
'Thinking about you π₯Ί'
No context, no reason, just a little pang of affection landing in your notifications. Dangerous levels of serotonin.
'I've sorted dinner, don't worry'
Six words that instantly unclench your shoulders after a rubbish day at work. Chef's kiss.
'Look what the dog just did π'
A blurry photo of your Cockapoo mid-crime or the cat sitting somewhere ridiculous. Instant serotonin, no notes.
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