just like animals

It’d been a strenuous practice, as usual. Nothing short of exhausting, for any of the boys, as Dayton and Edwin came running off of the field, tugging off their helmets. “What’re you doing after this?” Edwin inquired, as the boys changed into something less irritating, compared to their uniforms. Running his fingers through his sweat drenched hair, Dayton shrugged, only to see Edwin’s face light up a bit. “I’ve got a brand new bong with your name on the second hit,” the blonde offered. The two continued their banter, all the way out until running into Maddie, Edwin’s little sister. He playfully scruffed her hair, before yelling, “I’m leaving in fifteen minutes, with or without you two!” over his shoulder. Dayton took a moment, only to fix the hair his friend had bothered. “Hey,” He grinned, leaning against the wall beside her. “How was practice?”