“Isn’t this nice?” Chaeyoung asks as she swings her feet.

Tzuyu looks down at the flowing river.

“Yeah it’s nice, with you,” Tzuyu admits as her eyes fixate on the river and stream.

How can someone short like Chaeyoung not be afraid of heights, her mind wonders.

“Are you scared?” Chaeyoung suddenly asks as she leans forward to glance at the pretty girl.

“Becareful,” Tzuyu exclaims as she notices how forth Chaeyoung is leaning.

Son Chaeyoung chuckles and leans back, with her two hands tightly wrapped around the ledge.

“It’s okay, see my hands are glued,” Chaeng states as she pulls on the ledge.

“Still,” Tzuyu says since a slip of the foot could cause a fall.

“Well, if it makes you feel safe, the water isn’t that deep,” Chaeyoung educates.

Tzuyu glances at the cub with a worried face.

“What?” Chaeyoung questions. 

“I’m worried because, I can’t swim,” Tzuyu confesses and grips on the ledge hard.

Chaeyoung laughs and stares at the distance. As tall as Tzuyu is and if she were to fall, the water would probably rise to her stomach.

“I brought you out here not to swim silly,” Chaeyoung quickly says.

“I wanted to watch the sunset with you,” she adds, scooting closer to the tall girl.

Tzuyu looks up and stares at the pretty sky filled with shades of orange.

And indeed it is beautiful.

Chaeyoung leans her head against