[ There is an inherent cowardice in the act. The leg between Seifer's is bold but only enough to make its presence known, but not enough to disrupt the balance of their rivalry. It can withstand bruises and blows, snide comments and snark, but Squall isn't confident enough to think it could survive this. Even as his heartbeat quickens with the thought of Seifer's fingers replacing his own.

It's not a foreign fantasy. ]

I'm not suggesting it because you don't know it. I'm suggesting it because you never do it and every point counts when they're stacked against you.