They say time flies when you're having fun. Well, mine practically flew, with additional turbo that made it even faster. And I gradually found myself disappointed while I packed my things again at the end of the day.

Since I only had a few things with me, packing was a breeze. After I finished, I put on another blue tank top and some baggy pants. But since Lulu's lecture earlier about clothes made me all the more conscious with what I wear, I dismissed the tank top and put on a plain blue t-shirt.

All done. I was wondering if the others are already finished. So I decided to leave the room for a while. But upon opening my door, I was startled to see a suddenly wide-eyed Luhan, fist held up in preparation to knock, I guess.

"I was going to knock," he rushed, feeling a little surprised. "I swear."

I laughed. "I didn't say anything."

"Oh," was all he said before breaking into a lopsided grin. And I found it very amusing."

"Are we ready to go?" I asked, still holding the door open.

He shook his head. "My parents aren't finished yet. So as your brother and your parents." He sighed. "We might take a while because Wonjin lost the key to our room. He's still looking for it, though."

I nodded. My brother's got a knack for losing things. And I'm not surprised that the keys werem't made an exception.

"You? Have you finished yet?" Lulu asked, peering past my shoulders to scan my room. "I suppose you are?"

I nodded again. 

"Then good. I was planning to take you to a walk down the beach," he smirked.

"Hm. Walking down the beach?" I chuckled and closed the door behind me. "Sounds cheesy. Defintely like you."

He shrugged. "Once cheesy, always cheesyy."

We left my room and we headed down the beach outside. The sun was almost setting, and the darkness now started to envelope the sky, making an event called twilight. No, not the chick-flick one. Just simply twilight.

The waves kept on pulling back and forth from the blankets of the side of the beach, washing on shore some seashells and some starfishes. I bent