The next day, TOP high students and SM students would be separated into small groups and go on a hiking adventure/scavenger journey. The first group of students back would get a prize. The students from the schools gathered in front of the amphitheater and were separated by color. SM High wore Red while TOP high wore blue. The schools were seated separately, SM on the left, TOP on the right. 

The crowds began to shoot daggers at each other until a counselor marched up to the stage. "Annyeong Campers!" He shouted. 

Everyone turned their attention towards the stage. "Annyeong!" They shouted. He frowned. "I can't hear you~" He teased.

"ANNYEOOOOOOONGGGGGGGGG." The schools shouted together, finally the counselor smiled and nodded. 

"Good, good everyone is awake." He said.

Sumin found herself lost in a seat of people, she noticed TEENTOP was all the way in the front and to get there she would have to fly over a bunch of fangirls who sat behind them. Today she didn't feel like getting glared at so, she decided to sit among the border line of TOP high's students. 

She caught the eye of one particular who nudged a friend. Baekhyun turned around and caught Kris's gaze. "What?" He asked. Kris nudged over to Sumin, who was sitting by herself. 

Baekhyun smiled at his opportunity and thanked Kris and quickly walked over. 

You shouldn't be thanking me Baekhyun. 

Without an expression, he turned his eyes away from the couple. 

Sumin felt a body plop themselves next to her and turned. Her eyes widened as Baekhyun sat down with an adorable eye smile. 

"Hi friend," He said. 

She smiled back. "Hey." She greeted and turned back to the speaker. 

"I don't you hope mind me crashing here, you looked lonely." He admitted. Sumin rolled her eyes and gave him a playful glare. 

"Yah, just because I was alone doesn't mean I was lonely." She sarcastically remarked. He gave her a chuckle before nudging.

"You don't have to be mean about it." He pretended to be mad and turned away. Sumin rolled her with eyes with a smile and continued to listen to the counselors. 

“We have some very fun things planned for you for the next few days, we have a scavenger hunt/hike today, a contest and swimming day tomorrow and then you’ll be headed back to your schools!” He cheerfully said.

The crowd began to boo at the sound of school. The counselor rolled his eyes but laughed. “Yeah, I know. I hate school to.” But quickly brightened. “But that’s why we’ve