Nudging his foot against James’,the two began another game of footsies.Knowing that James wasn’t exactly the most assertive of their friend group,Adric kept the game fairly tame,with just a few harmless kicks and taps.
Thankfully,James looked like he was enjoying himself,likely due to being near to the boys he’s known for a few years.Adric remembered seeing the boy sitting alone during recess once and made it his mission to make the introvert his friend,and now James sat across the table from him with two other extroverted friends.
Deciding to try and make the game more exciting,Adric looked under the table and positioned his foot.After a few misses,he eventually managed to press his sole against James’,making the boy snap out of whatever daydream he was having at the sudden physical contact.
Unable to even twitch a finger,Derek was pressed flat between his brother’s and the other boy’s feet.The air smelled a little and he couldn’t really see anything in the cramped space,but it wasn’t as bad as the fear of imminent death flooding his system.One wrong move and he’d be no more.
A little surprised at the sudden increase in physical contact,James looked at his friend’s face as he playfully pushed his feet against his.It looks like Adric still wanted to play footsies,and he’d feel bad if he didn’t play along.Thinking for a second,James…
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