Play Me Like You Mean It
I teased, bumping his shoulder.
At a game stall, he spent ten minutes and far too much money trying to knock over milk bottles. Finally, he won me a ridiculous stuffed giraffe with one lopsided ear.
I held it up. “Wow. Truly, the stuff of legends.”
“Careful,” he said, puffing his chest. “That’s limited edition craftsmanship right there.”
We split cotton candy afterward, strands sticking annoyingly to my fingers. Kelvin teased me about my “serious eating face” while I tried to keep the pink fluff from coating my hair.