Here You Are
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Ongoing, First published Jun 07, 2020
I sat back in my chair and sighed, crossing my arms over my chest. It was silent until the chair behind me screeched, signifying that Harry had got up. 

He unzipped his sweater and threw it at me, the article of clothing hitting me in the face. Smells nice.

When the sweater fell, I found him looking at him, staring at his reflection in the window as he flexed his arm muscles, which were bulging by the way. 

He turned to me, continuing to flex. "You see these arms?" he asked, I nodded in confusion. "Wii Sports Resort." He spoke with the most serious expression. It was silent for a few seconds, my brain processing what he had just said, before I burst out laughing.  

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In which a pair of desk neighbours flourish into a beautiful friendship, which leads to something more.
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