Chapter 15 : Play.

Remus, Dee and Virgil were at Virgil's house in the backyard, dancing.

See, after seeing Virgil dancing in school, the two also wanted to join and so their parents allowed them and now they were in constant trios.

Non of them had straight legs and pointed feet just yet, as they were still learning, but dear god did the parents find it adorable.

Mary, Logan, Patton and Finn - Dee's father, had been talking in the kitchen, but had then started to openly stare at their children, quietly awing at the sight.

Remus smiled noticing the sand pit full of bright colored toys, "you have toy cars?!"

"Yeah! You wanna play with them?" Virgil asked, as Dee pouted.

"But I wanna play with plane..." Dee whined.

Remus thought and smiled, "what if there's a big plane, that falls and cars get detroyed-"

"Destroyed." Virgil corrected, as he read it in a book somewhere.

"Yeah, that!" Remus said.

"Ok!" Dee smiled and skipped over to plane.

Remus watched him and giggled, and Virgil gasped, "you like him!"

"D-do not!"

"Do to!"

"Do not!"

"Yeah you do!"

Remus pouted, "I don't! I don't want cooties!"

"You only get cootieth from girlth!" Virgil laughed.

"Guys you coming?" Dee asked, picking up a blue plane and the two ran over.

"I want green car!"

"I want purple!"

Dee lifted the plane and made a swooshing noise and crashed the plane into a male shift sand dune, as Remus made screaming noises as he and Virgil drove the cars around frantically and it went from that to somehow having a hula hoop contest to see who could keep it up the longest. Remus was winning and Dee was cheering him on, who was out a while ago.

Patton stuck his head out, "boys I made sandwiches!" The father had made three small picnic plates, after making sure there was nothing on there they didn't like or was allergic to.

Virgil looked up loosing concentration and Remus won and yelled in victory as Patton winked to the child.

"Dad!" Virgil whined playfully.

Dee kisses Remus' cheek and ran in the house, followed by Virgil and a blushing Remus.

As they ate and laughed, Virgil could only hope for one thing, their friendship never ends.