"Impressive. I bet you have a nice life." I thought back to my house in Maine. It wasn't small, but I was sure it looked like a closet compared to Ryan's.
"The test of literature is, I suppose, whether we ourselves live more intensely for the reading of it."
-Elizabeth Drew
Sammy disappeared under the water and swan towards Hitsugaya. She grabbed his legs and yanked him under, doing the same thing to Sakura before swimming to the oppisite side and laughing loudly.
"That's sad." She sighed, "Where in Texas did y'all live. It's a big state, maybe our dad's crssed paths or something." She swam back over to the ledge by him and scanned the area. She felt happy that she had someone to talk to, and that fact that he was drop dead goregeous and smart didn't help. Ya he didn't have muscles, but who needed them.
I smiled. "We lived in a very small town. It was kind of boring except for the horses. we lived in Odessa. But of course, my big rich bro had to move to a big city." I said disgusted. "He said that he was bored and this wasn't helping his 'education'. Personally, I think that he ran out of girls to mess with, and so he had to move to a big city or country." I sighed and pushed myself up onto the ledge so that just my feet were dangling into the water.
Ryan:
I laughed. "Of course. I always get whatever I want. it's nice."
Alex went up to the swimming pool and sat next to a dude with white spiky hair. ''hey dude wats up?'' The guy was with his young sister. Alex jangled his feet in the water. ''Hitsugaya come here'' I heard his sister call him. ''Nice to meet you Hitsugaya''
*Serenity, Hitsugaya is on the bottom of the pool...*
Sammy~
Sammy laughed as Sakura-chan came back up, laughing herself. "Where's your brother?" Sammy yelled, smiling. Sakura pointed in the water and Sammy dove, opening her eyes under water. Hitsugaya-kun sat on the pool bottom, his hair floating above his head. Sammy laughed, losing the rest of her oxygen. She grabbed his arm and pulled him up. "You know, you look short. Like a woman's size." She smiled, swiming circles around him.
Dusty looked up at him and smiled, "I know where that is. I got a horse from their animal services." She pushed back into the water floating, she sighed, "This hotel isn't half bad. Course, I haven't been to a hotel sense I was thirteen, so I wouldn't know." She dove under to get her hair from her face and surfaced next to him. "So, Mr. Jonathon, where on this earth have you visited?"
Sammy laughed aloud. "Samantha!" A booming voice shouted angrily. Sammy flushed pink and whipped around.
"Y-yes sir?" She smiled sheepishly at the manager, Mr.Thomas.
"You're supposed to be watching for any problems! Not playing child games while you work."
"But I got o-"
"And you said you'd work and extra shift. Remember?" Sammy thought for a second and climbed out of the pool.
"Yes sir," she sighed, climbing back up the chair and sitting on the top, completely bored. No actual kids were out. Just a bunch of teenagers and the regular fence jumpers that jumped the fence and snuck into the pool when no adults were around.
Uh, Lisa, the whole reason we have elected officials is so we don't have to think all the time. Just like that rainforest scare a few years back: our officials saw there was a problem and they fixed it, didn't they? — Homer Simpson
