End Game
So when Quinton charged, my body moved before my brain could catch up.
I dipped my shoulder, dropped my weight low, and slid to the side, hands coming up fast—hands first, always. I slapped his arms away like he was an offensive tackle reaching too wide.
“Too slow,” I said, already grinning.
“Man, shut up,” he laughed, spinning back toward me.
He charged again, but I was quicker. I sidestepped him and hooked my arm around his waist, taking us both down to the floor. We hit the rug with a grunt, limbs tangled as we wrestled like idiots.
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