Sonic and Sally's Tickle Game

Five-year-olds Sonic and Sally were hanging out in Sally’s room.  The two had devised a series of games together.  Each time they would compete in a different competition, and the winner would get to tickle the loser for a few minutes and the loser could not retaliate in any possible.
At the moment they were playing marbles and Sonic was ahead by one.  But Sally managed to get the last two marbles to win the game.
“Guess I win the first one, Sonic,” she told him.
“Alright, give it to me,” replied Sonic, who didn’t seem at all disappointed or nervous.

Sally had Sonic stand up and put one foot forward, in this case his left.  Sally then stood on the left side of his foot and held a feather in her hand.
“Now let’s see what we can do for a tickle!” said Sonic.
With that, she tickled him with the feather underneath his arm.
“Heeheeheeheeheeheeheeheehee!” Sonic giggled out loud.
“There’s plenty more that came from!” said Sally, who then tickled Sonic on his left knee.
“Heeheeheeheeheeheeheeheehee!” Sonic giggled again.
“The tickling just keeps on coming!” said Sally, and tickled Sonic on his round, pale belly.
“Heeheeheeheeheeheeheeheehee!” Sonic giggled once again.

After Sally had had her fun tickling Sonic, the two of them devised a new game.  Each of them would throw beanbags at a target on the floor ten feet away.  Each of them would have three beanbags each.  Whoever’s beanbag would land the closest to the centre would be the winner.
Sally’s first throw landed on the second smallest ring.  Sonic however threw his first beanbag too hard and went right against the wall.  Sonic grunted and Sally sniggered.  Both of them threw their second beanbags, both of which landed on the target but not close enough to beat Sally’s first.  Sally threw her last beanbag and it landed just behind her first.  Sonic steadied himself for his final throw, threw the beanbag and it landed right in the centre.  Sonic smiled and wiped his hands together, knowing that he’d won.

Sonic had Sally stand in position as Sally did to him before, with her left foot forward and Sonic standing beside it, with the feather Sally had used on him before in his hand.
“Now let’s see what we can do for a tickle!” said Sonic, just as Sally said earlier.
He then tickled her with the feather just below her shoulder.
“Heeheeheeheeheeheeheeheehee!” Sally giggled aloud, just as Sonic did before.
“Why don’t we try somewhere a little more fun?” Sonic suggested, before tickling on top of her foot.
“Heeheeheeheeheeheeheeheehee!” Sally giggled again.
“Now, why don’t we try something even more fun?” Sonic suggested.  “Something like, ‘Tickling Toes?!”
And with that, Sonic bent down and removed Sally’s shoe, leaving her bare foot and toes exposed.
“Perfect!” Sonic remarked at Sally’s toes.  “But I think they could do with a little ‘warming up’ first!”
He rubbed his gloved hands together, and then bent down again to rub across Sally’s toes with one hand, and then again with the other hand.
“Now I believe they’re ready for TICKLING!” said Sonic.
Once more, he picked up the feather, and with it he began to tickle Sally’s toes.  Her foot remained flat on the floor, but the rest of her body began to shake as she laughed out loud.
“AHAHAHAHHAHAHA!  ARGHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!   OOOO TOHOHOHOHOES!  HAHAHAHAHA!” laughed Sally.
Watching her laughed like that was just too much fun for Sonic, so he just kept on tickling.

After all that, the two children clasped on the floor exhausted, but still laughing from the whole experience.
“That sure was fun,” Sonic remarked.  “We should do something else like this again sometime.”
“Sounds good to me,” replied Sally.  “Only next time I think we should make it so we each have a fair share instead of competing for it.”
The two of them sat up.
“It’s a deal!”  Sonic said with a smile.
The two of them shook hands, and then reached out to give each other a friendly hug.