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The seas weren't something you could easily leave and the boy rarely did it and if he did it then it'd have to be in secret.
Yunho loved the sea just as much as his father but he didn't love being in it all day, he enjoyed watching the sunsets at times.
He only did it when school was out and when he was a child.
Although it was one day, he was especially happy he went.
And got hurt.
Yunho screamed out in pain as it seemed as he had gotten stuck with a deep stone as he was getting off the rock.
As a little boy, of course he was gonna be clumsy but he didn't think he'd be this clumsy.
"Are you okay?" He turned his head to see a tiny voice coming from the gap in the wall from the forest where it met the sea.
He saw the small brown girl and shook his head as quickly as he could before she squealed, making him jump before she held up her hand before disappearing again.
Yunho didn't understand what was happening at all but he was in pain so he was gonna le-
"Ahh!" Yunho screamed as he felt the stone being pulled out, turning his head, he saw the little girl tending to the wound.
It looked as if she was a complete pro as she cleaned his wound.
"Thank you..what are you doing?" Yunho asked before she kissed his lower abdomen where his wound was which caused the little boy's ears to redden.
"Now it'll heal faster."
"Can I know your name?"
"My name is-"
Yunho groaned out in pain before he looked down, "I'm sorry I need to get into the water."
She nodded, "Hurry so you can get better!" She smiled, making him smile back.
"I'm gonna come back, okay? But I have a question first."
"Okay."
"Will you be my girlfriend?"
"Uh.." Euphrasia scratched her head at the unusual term seeing as she didn't know what it meant, "Sure."
