It was really a nice day to come to the beach, I and Shang relaxed under the umbrellas lying on our beach beds.

"What are you doing?" Shang took off his sunglass and his headphone, then arced a brown at me.

"I'm building a sandcastle" I grinned.

"What a child!" Shang facepalmed.

"I'm not a child, I'm fifteen so I'm a teenager" I pouted.

"Still a child" Shang smirked.

"Whatever, hey I can't get the top of my castle right, can you help me please" I pouted.

"Okay, I will" Shang taught me how to make the top of my castle perfect.

"Wow, you're really good at this" I grinned.

"I'm good at everything" Shang smirked.

"Oh really... Race ya to the river!" I stood up and ran towards the water.

"Not bad for a girl" Shang joined the race and reached the water before me.

"Hey, no fair!" I pouted as I stood at the edge of the water.

"What's not fair, you started before me right?" Shang smiled.

"No fair!" I stamped my foot

"You didn't tell me you were athletic" I pouted.

"Sweetheart, the muscles tell you everything" He flexed his biceps with a smirk on his face.

Now he really wanna kill me! Oh, my god!

He swam out of the river and walked to me

"You're not mad are you?" He smiled

OMG! Sexy wet body plus dimples equal to R.I.P me.

(Wow I really know maths)

"No, I'm not" I mumbled.

"C'mon you're missing all the fun" Shang pulled my hand to the river.

After a while I brightened up because I was having so much fun as I and Shang played a violent game of beach ball, slapping the ball on each other faces and splashing water on ourselves.

We also played tag in the water because I and Shang were very good swimmers.

"Shang, Shang where are you?" I looked around the water but couldn't find Shang anywhere.

"Okay, this isn't funny again, where are you?" I said to nobody in particular.

I gasped as I felt someone head between my thighs and held my laps to prevent me from falling as he came out of the water.

"Xian, I'm right here" Shang laughed as he raised his head to look at me.

"You almost scared me" I sighed.

"Sorry" He grinned.

"Yeah, you should be" I wrapped my hands around his face so he won't see anything.

"Xian, let go, I can't see" He tried to pull my hands.

"Nope" I chuckled

"We're gonna fall and you're moving" Shang laughed.

"Oh I'm not moving" I smirked, and started bouncing on his shoulders

"Okay, now I'm moving" I chucked.

"Xian stop" Shang laughed.

"But it's so much fun" I laughed before we both fell into the river.

We took ice-creams after that, walking together without holding hands or anything, just sharing the moments of silence.

"Shang" I called him

"Yes, Xian?" He turned to me

"Thanks for bringing me here" I smiled.

"You're welcome" He smiled back.

"Well if you are really thankful you'll allow me to hold your hand" Shang mumbled.

"Oh, you didn't tell me you wanna hold hands" I intertwined his fingers with mine.

We both felt the awkward aura around as we walked without saying a word or even looking at each other.

"W-What's your best ice-cream flavor?" Shang broke the silence

"I like strawberry" I smiled.

"Strawberry? Blah! Disgusting!" Shang frowned.

"Then what's yours?" I frowned.

"It's chocolate" Shang answered.

"Well strawberry is better" I smiled.

"No, it's not" Shang eyebrows furrowed.

"Yes, it is" I replied.

"No, it's not!" He half-yelled.

"Yes, it is!" I yelled back.

"Well, there's only one way to settle this" Shang walked away and returned with a rope.

"Yeah guys, if you are for Chocolates come to my side and for strawberry, hers!" Shang yelled to draw everyone's attention.

The people picked sides and we were all set.

"Okay people since it's a draw we'll settle this with a tug-of-war" Shang smiled.

"1...2...3... Go!" We pulled the rope together.

It ended as a draw and we all went home.