Don't burst my bubble (with Aerina)
Sept 15, 2015 20:19:37 GMT -5
Post by Jacob Tapper on Sept 15, 2015 20:19:37 GMT -5
Jacob Tapper let out a long exhale he hadn't realized he was holding in as the buzzer blared over the speakers signalling the end of the game. The young brunet came to a stop on the court and bent forward, placing his hands on his knees and letting himself take a few deep breaths. Once he'd caught most of his breath, a smile spread across his face: Hammel's team had won by just a few points, and the closeness of the game had made victory all the sweeter. He loved the end of the game: teammates were embracing and complimenting one another on a job well done, students - and the occasional staff member who'd come to check out the game - were cheering enthusiastically on, and the cheerleading squad was waving their pom-poms around like they'd just won Game 7 at the freakin' NBA Championship. He loved it all. But most of all, he loved knowing he'd played a role in said victory.
"Hey good game, Tapper," said one of his teammates, who'd joined him at center court. He threw a high-five in Jake's direction, but the trans-dimensional perceiver dodged it; when he was tired like this, he wasn't as well-equipped to stifle one of his visions, and he didn't want everyone assembled to think he was tripping out or something.
"Yeah, you too man," he replied simply with a nod and a small smile. They walked together over to the bench, Jake reaching for his white towel as the other boy headed to the locker room. Jake wiped his brow, which was coated with a thin layer of sweat, as was much of the rest of him. He next reached down for his water bottle, peering around at everyone else in the gymnasium as he drank deeply.
"Hey good game, Tapper," said one of his teammates, who'd joined him at center court. He threw a high-five in Jake's direction, but the trans-dimensional perceiver dodged it; when he was tired like this, he wasn't as well-equipped to stifle one of his visions, and he didn't want everyone assembled to think he was tripping out or something.
"Yeah, you too man," he replied simply with a nod and a small smile. They walked together over to the bench, Jake reaching for his white towel as the other boy headed to the locker room. Jake wiped his brow, which was coated with a thin layer of sweat, as was much of the rest of him. He next reached down for his water bottle, peering around at everyone else in the gymnasium as he drank deeply.