Graydon:If I didn’t have a mouth guard, I probably would do some biting.
Maple:Have you always been this…violent?
Graydon:No.
Maple:What changed?
Graydon:Nothing you need to worry about.
Maple:Is that your nice way of saying you don’t want to talk about it?
Graydon:Precisely.
Maple:I guess you’ll always remain a mystery to me.
Graydon:Nah, you know what you need to know.
Maple:You think I know enough?
Graydon:Yeah.
Maple:Okay, well…here is what I do know. You enjoy wearing pink cleaning gloves because they make your hands look dainty.
Graydon:Nothing can make my hands look dainty.
Maple:You squeal in excitement when you tackle someone. Hands shaking, ass twerking…high-pitched squeals.
Graydon:Are you sure you’re talking about me?
Maple:And in the mornings, when you pick me up, you pretend to be drinking coffee but it’s really a Shirley Temple. Don’t even deny it, I’ve seen you sipping that cherry.
Graydon:Trust me, if you saw me “sipping” on a cherry, you would know it.
My cheeks flame as I stare down at his innuendo, unsure how to really respond.
I can be flirty, but…dirty? That’s a whole different level.
Maple:Oh, um, that’s nice. I like cherries.
Graydon:Baker, could you be more awkward?
Maple:I wasn’t ready for you to talk about sipping on cherries.
Graydon:You brought it up.
Maple:I was talking about Shirley Temples, not…you know.
Graydon:Can’t even say it, can you?
Maple:I don’t know what you’re referring to.
Graydon:Liar.
God, dare I say it? No, I can’t.
Can I?
My cheeks hurt from smiling so much.