“Hurry up or else we’re going to be late!” Mimi yelled at the three girls behind her.

The youngest one of this group was being dragged by the oldest one of this group. “Unnie, I can walk by myself.”

The older girl sighed and let go of her wrist. “Okay, but we have to hurry up or else we’ll be late.”

They all nodded and started running.

“See, we wouldn’t be in this situation if you guys didn’t go shopping,” said the oldest one with an annoyed voice.

“We’re really sorry,” Min Young said while doing the puppy eyes.

She sighed and smiled. “I see it!”             

The all gasped and started running faster.

“We’re here!” all of the yelled.

The referee nodded and pointed to one of the volleyball court on the beach.

“We made it!” they all said.

Then the referee came over and smiled at the girls. “Today is the last volleyball competition so hwaiting!”

The girls smiled and nodded. “Hwaiting!”

The referee nodded and started walking away.

“I can’t believe we made it this far!”

“I hope we win!”

“I wonder who we’re going against with.”

“I hope they lose!”

Then the referee blew his whistle, which signaled that it was time to begin the game.

The girls smiled and ran over to the court, excited to see who they’re competing against. Then they gasped. There were four boys standing in front of them. They looked at each other.

“We’re going to lose,” they all said in unison.

Mimi sighed. “I knew something was up when the referee came over and supported us. We freaking going against boys! Boys! There is no way that we’re going to win.” 

“Since today is the last competition, we’re going to see who’s better. Girls or boys!” the referee yelled in the megaphone.

The crowd cheered.

“Now let shake hands before we begin.”

The boys went up to them and waited for them to shake their hands.

The girls rolled their eyes and sighed.

Mimi went up to one of them and gave him a look. The other girls did the same.

“Now that they shook hands, let the game begin!” The referee threw the volleyball over to the girls and smiled.

Mimi caught the ball and went back to serve it.

“Good luck.”

“Hit it hard.”

“Do your best.”

Mimi nodded and took in a deep breath. She threw the ball up and hit it hard with all of her strength.

They hit the ball back.

Blah blah blah…. I’m too tired to write the rest of the game.

“The winners are the boys by two points!”

The crowd cheered.

“Congratulations! You guys won a free spa massage!”

The boys smiled and thanked the referee.

“This .”

“I knew they would win.”

“What a bunch of poop faces.”

“I hate losing.”

The girls all sighed and went over to their stuff and started packing up.

“Are you guys done?” asked Mimi with a sour look.

They all nodded and started walking home.

“I wish we won,” said the oldest one of this group, Song Soo Jae.

Jung Skylar nodded and frowned. “I can’t believe we came in second place for three straight years!”

Shin Young Ah pretended to cry. “I want to go to the spa!”

Mimi nodded. “Well, we always have next year to win…

—  loner   corner   ♥