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( Tate gets frustrated by losing a board game or card game to Thomas. x )
▋ Playing games has never quite been the young male’s forte, especially when his focus was either in photography or reading, reason as to why he would usually avoid getting himself into such things, perhaps mostly because people at his age enjoyed bets. Tonight was no different as he sat across the table from a taller male, long fingers holding a row of cards as some laid on the table along with two glasses or vodka beside each one of them. No, Thomas wasn’t one to drink, but once here and there wouldn’t kill, right? He also needed the guts to go face to face against the other since whoever lost, would have to pay the other a nice dinner.
Curious orbs watched the other male’s moves, those slender fingers organizing the cards probably with his next play on the way—there was some nervousness in the air because, no, none of them really wanted to waste money, yet there would certainly be a loser. The photographer hummed nonchalantly, brown locks falling to the side as his head tilted in curiosity because that was taking too long. He knew the elder probably had some confidence in him because Thomas mentioned something about not knowing anything about games—it wasn’t exactly a lie because, well, between the many books he has read, some explained games’ plays and how to build a strategy … that ended up being absorbed into his brain.
It was just then that the other male laid the cards over the table, the younger having an eyebrow raising because he knew what was to come next. He was up against a Straight Flush, long fingers slowly changing his cards’ places in order to have each one where he wanted, a low chuckle falling from thin pair of lips as he peeked from behind the row of cards between his fingers and directly towards the other. Soon after they were lowered to lay flat against the table, exposing the one play he had been saving for the end. Royal Straight Flush, victory guaranteed. But the best part was no withing the winitself—it was the look on the taller male’s face. Lips parted to a small gap, messy locks falling over his eyes, big round eyes blinking a ocouple of times and the best disbelief look on his facade. It was actually amusing.
The previous moment faded in the blink of an eye when cards were thrown up to the air, slowly gliding until they met the flat surfaceof the floor—he woudl’ve blamed it on the wind if the windows were open or if there was a fan around, but there was nothing that could cause such thing but the other malethen stadning across from him, and he was right. What he didn’t expect to see when his gaze lifted was a pout along long arms crossed over a broad chest. Was that the latter’s way of being sulky? The young male had to admit, it was actually quite adorable for someone with such a tall structure and scary looks. Perhaps that was the point when amusement came crawling back into his mind.
“So, you still owe me a dinner.” That would be fun.











