Thread: 2 Months Vacation (Me and Elphie)

Camille winked at one, the dove after Maya. She heard multiple splashes after her.

When she came up for air, Maya found herself surrounded by boys.

She tossed her hair over her shoulder and looked around cooly.

Camille came up, and copied Maya's action, looking at them seductively.

One of the boys gave them a cocky (pun totally intended) smirk. Maya regarded him with a cool but seductive look, which made some of the other shift.

Camille saw one undressing her with his eyes, and decided to lay on her back on top of the water.

Maya smiled, copying Camille.

"This is way more fun than we thought, huh?" She whisperd, too quiet for the boys to hear.

"Yeah, I love this." Camille whispered back. "What other tricks you got?"

"None I can think of." Maya replied, "Time to give it up?"

"They haven't even started warming up yet." Camille whispered, seeing that the boys were looking at them lustfully.

"Okay," Maya murmured, "Follow me." She grabbed Camille's hand and swam off underwater, the booys following.

Camille went along with it, seeing that the boys were right behind them. She felt a rush of anticipation for what Maya had planned.

Maya surfaced, pulling Camille with her. The girls sat down on a rock that was jutting out of the water.

Calvin finally stood up. "I wonder how the girls are doing?" He thought. He picked up Chistery, and walked back to the beach, and when he got there, what he saw made him drop Chistery. He saw his sister and girlfriend on a rock, surrounded by at least 10 boys. "WHAT THE HELL?!?!" He shouted, gaining everyone's attention.

Maya darted over.

"More than one gender can play that game." She xplained, "Sorry for the heart-attack."

"Game-over, Camille!!!" She called.

"WHAT THE HELL, FAGGOT?!?!?!?!?!?!?" Chistery demanded, rubbing his sore head.

The boys came after Camille as she ran to Calvin, and Calvin stepped up. "I don't remember asking you a Goddamn thing!" He yelled at the boys, eyes rapidly switching between light and dark blue, meaning his temper was unstable.