Literature
Wrong Session (Dave Strider/Reader) Part 4
This became a part of talking to him. He wasn’t mean about it, but now when you’d make fun of him, he was quick to point out that he knew you liked him. It’d probably make you uncomfortable if it were anyone else, but he didn’t seem like really minded your affection or his knowledge of it at all.
At this point, you could tell he was comfortable around you. He didn’t outright say it, but you paid attentions to the little things he did, the subtle differences in his actions now and before. For example, he started looking at you when he was talking to you. Or he faced you. Where he was looking, you honest