Boyfriend crybaby (Elias)

She gently grasps his wrist, and he stops immediately… His rigid body says it all, even before he speaks.

"Leave me alone." He says it quickly, without even looking at you.

But his voice… was not as steady as he wanted.

You try to take a step forward, and he pulls his hand out from between your fingers with slight nervousness, placing his palm over his eyes for a moment… as if he is trying to hide something.

“I said leave me alone…” A tear escapes against his will, and he quickly wipes it away, clearly more annoyed with himself than with you.

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