like the children they are;
[ @hgdjongin ]
The last time she stepped into the pool was last summer, when she gave herself a day off from her job. She liked the water, liked how people were able to float in it and feel weightless. She liked how movements of their limbs can push them across the surface, how easily it was to get lost and find themselves hours later with a pleasant soreness in their muscles. Honestly, Jihyun did know how to swim, knew how to tread water and kick her feet to get from one side of the pool to the other.
Things like back strokes and butterfly strokes in open water was something she was inexperienced with but thought would be nice to learn. Thankfully, she knew someone who did know. And according to him, the last time he visited a place like this was even longer than her. But how was that when he was an expert at it in her eyes? That was like being a dolphin out of water (dolphins fit more given that they were mammals and fairly intelligent. She patted herself on the back for thinking of it).
It didn’t take much convincing on her end to drag him back to his ‘natural habitat,’ she liked to tease. It was covered up as a personal swimming lesson, asking Jongin to be her personal trainer to further boost his inflated ego. Really, it was that easy with him, with them, being persuaded so easily by the other.
Jihyun donned a pair of swim shorts and a swim shirt, one making her hydrodynamic while the other was for fashion. Eh, it wasn’t like she was on some sort of swim team for her to have professional swimming gear. Jongin, on the other hand, might be a different story, if he still fit into his gear or even brought it with him. Now that she was at the pool though, she placed her towel on one of the benches, close to the other’s to keep their things from being misplaced.
“Alright coach,” she emphasized with a chuckle. Her arm stretched across her front as the other one pulled it close, feeling the pull of her muscles. “Why don’t you show me the basic stretches first?”













