"So what are we getting today?" Michael asked, showing up behind Calum. The line was unusually long that day, but he didn't mind.

"Something as colorful as your hair," Calum said, not even having to turn around to know who was asking.

"Oh really? I didn't know they made such a thing."

"It's a special for today since it's like the last day of summer technically."

Michael nodded before moving up closer next to him instead of behind him... just to more room for the growing line of course.

"Seems like we're not the only ones with the same idea." He mentioned, watching as the same tie-dye looking drink was handed out to customer after customer.

"You say 'same idea' like you planned it in the first place." Calum joked, making Michael laugh.

"I did. You just read my mind and I just completely forgot about it until I got here." He replied, trying to push his buttons.

He just got an unamused look in return, but he knew he was also trying to hold back a smile.

The line went slower than normal, understandably. But once again, Michael wasn't bothered. If anything, it just gave him more time to shamelessly flirt with the boy next to him. So that's exactly what he did.

They had been standing in silence for a minute before Michael all the sudden just turned to Calum and asked, "Wanna make out?" Nonchalant and everything.

The boy wasn't sure he heard him correctly. I mean, he definitely heard him, but did he really just say that?

"What?"

Michael just smirks before saying it again. "Wanna make out?"

Calum could have caught flies with how he let his jaw hang open at that moment. He didn't even know how to respond to that.

"I'm just gonna pretend you didn't say that."

Michael laughs, "I'm just kidding." Was he really? "...Unless you want to-" He continued, wiggling his eyebrows before Calum blushed and cut him off, "I'm good for now."