"For the last time, Chanyeol!" I yelled, "I am not going to wear that!" 

I shoved the wetsuit into Chanyeol's chest before slamming the door to the dressing room closed. It wasn't as if my swimsuit was revealing. I had brought a one-piece, for God's sake. It was white and had a picture of a shark, mouth open wide, on my midriff. I threw on some high waisted denim cutoffs, a knee length black silk robe, hastily applied sunblock, put on a floppy black hat, and slid on my Miu Miu round-frame acetate sunglasses.

"Wah, it's the beach," Tao muttered, groggy from sleeping all the way through the long car ride to a secluded stretch of sea near Naksan Beach.

"This is great," I stretched my arms above me, "I was starting to doubt you were going to keep your promise, since you took so long." I turned to Minho.

"Seriously? We were waiting for a warm day. It is autumn, you know?" Minho shook his head, faking surprise, "This girl has trust issues! How can you put up with her?"

"Well, you don't have to," Luhan wrapped his arm around my neck and pulled me to him.

"Hey, Luhan," The other pouted, "I thought we were friends."

"You are, you are," I wriggled out of the pretty boy's grasp and took his hand, joining it with the other's. I looked at each of them in the eye and spoke in the tone of a kindergarden teachen, "We are all friends here."

Suddenly, something caught my eye behind them. I ignored the two boys' questioning glances as I moved past them and plopped down next to Xiumin, staring wide eyed at the array of water guns he had just pulled out of his suit case. In turn, he grinned at me.

"What have we got here?" Luhan smirked.

"Are you thinkin what I'm thinking?" Minho looked at each one of us in turns.

"Water gun fight!" 

"Wait," Luhan tried as we finished loading the toys and were armed to the teeth in