You shrieked as Corbyn blew flour in your face and reached for the baking soda. Tossing it at his chest, you laughed.
Due to the rain, you and your boyfriend had to change your plans of having a picnic and watching the stars and instead, think of something else to do. Baking seemed like a good enough option. Problem was, Corbyn wasn't the best in the kitchen and was basically leaving you to do all the work. You didn't mind, of course, but him constantly distracting you was only the slightest bit annoying.
Regardless, you giggled feeling Corbyn pour more flour on your head. You followed it up by tossing more baking soda at him. After shaking his head like a dog to hopefully remove some of the white powder, he grabbed the pouch of chocolate chips and tossed one at you. You caught it in your mouth and chewed it happily. The rain might have ruined your plans, but it turned out for the better. I mean, you got to eat cookie dough with your boyfriend-once you cleaned up the kitchen and stuff obviously.
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Daniel:
It started as a movie night. You and Daniel cuddling while watching Stranger Things on his iPad. Then he jokingly hit you over the head with his pillow and it turned into a full out pillow fight. Sure the rain was sucky-and was driving you crazy with its incessant pounding on the windows-but you got some much wanted chill time with Daniel.
A pillow colliding with your head brought you back to the present and a grin took over your face as you stole Daniel's pillow and went to hit him in the shoulder when he tackled you, bringing you down onto the bed. With an almost wicked smile, he tickled the bottoms of your feet, making your toes curl.
Loud laughter filled the bedroom, masking the noise coming from the iPad. You didn't care though. You couldn't have asked for a better rainy day.
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Jack:
While the other boys sat in the house, complaining about the downpour, you and Jack had decided to take advantage. Since you were a kid, playing in the rain was something you loved. The feeling of the cold water on your skin-no matter how cold it was-made you feel free. Jack didn't exactly understand why you loved the rain so much, but he wasn't going to argue when you practically begged him to come outside with you.
