❛ gravity is increasing on me. ❜ (hi he's dramatically falling on buggzy 2 avoid some kind of responsibility)
Summer camp seemed overrated sure Buggzy was used to hardwork, but he was looking forward to relaxing a bit. Juggling classes and sportsgot tiring, but maybe some fresh air would do him some good. At least he didn’thave to chop all this firewood by himself.
Even if he did endup chopping most of it by himself at least he had company.
Buggzy sits to take a break, the humid air is dense and stickingto everything. Chad moves to rest against the fence, using the axe more as a propthan what it is really intended for.
Chad leans over, draping himself over Buggzy to get out ofdoing any more work.
“Chad seriously?” Buggzy can’t help but laugh.
Way to be overly dramatic.
The desire to just move out of the way and let fate -andgravity- take the helm is overwhelming. In the end Buggzy decides against it, notwanting to face Deb’s wrath. With little effort Buggzy lifts Chad up and over hisshoulder. The undignified squawk- or whatever that sound was- that Chad makesis alone worth it.
“Look man, if you aren’t going to help chop wood you can waitinside the cabin.”







