I am literally the worst.  I decided to take a small break and lost all inspiration.  That is, until I heard the song that inspired this short story.  I might not be updating anytime soon after this, but I hope everyone enjoys.

Please listen to Paramore's song Pool.  The story is heavily inspired and influenced by this song.  I even borrowed the lyrics for Hyejin's thoughts and song.

An open porch, white curtains flowed gently in the breeze, the wind chimes dinged as the wind flew past them and the sunlight illuminated the entirety of the apartment. There was a sense of peacefulness in the empty apartment. The phone rang and the sound of the rings blended in with the sound of the wind chimes. After several rings, the phone cut to the answering machine and the voice of a woman could be heard.

“Hyejin? Yongsun just told me that...she...is back in town. Call me.”

Several minutes passed and the phone rang once more. Just like the first call, the second went to the answering machine and the same woman's voice was recorded.

“Hyejin...I've called your mobile and it sends me straight to voicemail like this one! Where are you? Please don't tell me you know already...” A sigh could be heard before the woman hung up the phone.

'As if the first cut wasn't deep enough, I dove in again 'cause I'm not into giving up. Could've gotten the same rush from any lover's touch, but why get used to something new? 'Cause no one breaks my heart like you.'

Before Hyejin stood the only woman she had ever loved. The woman who had loved her and she had loved with so much passion all to be shattered in an instant. It was an instant that brought them back again and again. It was passionate but also turbulent. Her friends had warned her many times, but Hyejin would not listen.

The dark sunglasses hid the tears that welled up in her eyes and had a knot that she tried to push down. The only words in her head were those of the song she wrote to try and get over her – the wave she could never tame. The love of her life. Her soulmate.

The summer sun beamed down Hyejin as well as the people around her. This cafe was unique and beautifully decorated. The front of the cafe faced a huge pool where the customers could jump in and swim, soak and simply relax. The tables around the pool allowed the customers to sit and enjoy their meals and drinks. The giant windows in front of the building gave the approaching customers a complete view of the inside of the cafe.

It was loud, the music blasting from the speakers in the bottom corners of the windows, the sound of the customers chatting and playing in the pool, the ambient was what a dream summer was supposed to be. Hyejin's exposed skin was covered in a sheen of sweat and her medium length hair flowed freely through the breeze blowing past her.

Her love, the most beautiful girl – woman, she had ever met was giving her customers her signature smile. That deep beautiful dimple out in full display just like her body – covered in only a tight tank top and booty shorts – made Hyejin's desire for her rise. Jung Wheein had been perfection when they had been together and she was perfection even now.

'And I wonder, is it better to get it over with? The illusion, can shatter before we begin. If you're really sorry, happy second chance, I think I could forgive...'

Hyejin took a step forward and then another. Before she even realized it, she had entered the cafe and was in line waiting to have her order taken. A couple of customers were standing in fro