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"I don't know if we'll ever use this in a fight but if we're ever forced into a dance battle, we're set." Robby laughs as he and Violet practice the wheel technique on the balance board.
"We'll be Dancing With the Stars material in no time." Violet laughs softly and gets distracted as she starts checking her shirtless boyfriend out. She starts to fall over, but Robby catches her and helps her balance again.
"Be careful. Maybe check me out when you're not on the balance board." Robby smirks.
"Whatever." Violet says, her face flushing.
"Hey, are we doing shirts versus skins? 'Cause I prefer to be a shirt." Demetri's voice rings out, interrupting the two. He starts to back track when he realizes how that sounded. "Not saying either of you girls have to be skins, unless you want to. I support your right to choose."
Violet and Sam look at each other oddly at Demetri's rambling.
"Demetri! Over here." Daniel calls out, ending the awkward moment.
"Okay Sam, it's your turn to get up here with me." Violet says as she and Robby step off the balance board.
Robby climbs out of the pond as Sam jumps in, trudging her way over to Violet.
"You know, I bet Robby wouldn't mind you being a skin." Sam teases in Violet's ear.
"Oh shut up, get on your side." Violet's face reddens more, pushing Sam away as she laughs.
Violet and Sam climb onto the balance wheel and as soon as they get their balance, they start running the technique as Robby watches.
"Good." Robby nods. "You guys are more in sync."
"Ah! You kicked me!" Demetri cries out, startling the girls and causing them to fall off the board into the pond.
Violet gasps for air and coughs as she comes up out of the water. "I swallowed some water. It tastes so bad, I'm gonna throw up. Robby, look away."
"Ow." Sam groans as she stretches her shoulder out. "I landed wrong."
"Hey, what happened?" Daniel asks as he hurries over. "Are you guys okay?"
"Demetri's yelling distracted us and made us lose focus." Sam explains.
