Stephen Mulhern one shots

Dec Why?

For Dec, Stephen, and Ant, it was just another typical day spent joking and enjoying the nice weather in the nearby park. But when Dec misthrew a frisbee and hit Stephen square in the face, the situation took a surprising turn.

"Ouch! What the heck, Dec?!" Stephen exclaimed, holding his face in shock.

"Oh, come on, Stephen, it was just an accident!" Dec replied, feeling guilty about what had happened.

But Stephen was not having it. He dramatically fell to the ground, clutching his face in agony and wailing as if he had been seriously injured. "How could you do this to me, Dec? I thought we were friends, but you obviously hate me!" he cried, his voice filled with hurt and playfulness.

Ant, who had been watching the whole scene unfold, couldn't help but burst into laughter at Stephen's over-the-top reaction. "Mate, you're being a bit dramatic, don't you think?" he said between fits of giggles.

Stephen shot him a dirty look before turning back to Dec. "This is not a laughing matter, Ant! Dec deliberately targeted me with that frisbee, I just know it!" he insisted, still laying on the ground as if he had been mortally wounded.

Dec sighed, realizing that Stephen wasn't going to let this go easily. "I swear it was an accident, Stephen. I would never intentionally hurt you," he said sincerely, offering his hand to help Stephen up from the ground.

Finally relenting, Stephen took Dec's hand and allowed himself to be pulled to his feet. He was still giving Dec a skeptical look, but he seemed to be willing to let it go for now.

The accident was quickly forgotten as they moved on to other activities and carried on with their day. While Ant continued making fun of Stephen for his dramatic reaction, Dec made sure to keep a safe distance from Stephen as a way to prevent any future accidents.

But deep down, Dec couldn't help but feel a twinge of guilt for accidentally hitting his friend. He made a mental note to be more careful in the future, especially when it came to throwing frisbees.