SUMMER LOVE

IV - You may not be my friend, that doesn't mean I don't want to

'I'm Amanda; 17; I'm here because my behaviour at school... wasn't the best.' (Had to hide the grades side or everybody would think I was dumb.)

'Carolynn; 18 years old; I'm from Russia and I'm here because my dad is the owner.' - A blonde girl said proudly. I could already tell she was so vain.

'My name is Theodor, Theo for the friends. I'm 18 and I'm here just to have fun and to try something new.' His voice was extremely sexy. After saying this, he arranged his hair like only the boys do. Then, he looked at me. I looked away.

The afternoon went on with a guided tour around the camp, as well as with some clarifications.

It was growing dark and one of the monitors told us to have a shower in the lake. Charlotte and I went to our tent to grab a towel and put on our bikinis.

'I saw it.' - she said.

'What?'

'The way Theo looked at you.'

I blushed. 'Oh shut up, I've been in a complicated relationship and we've recently broken up. And besides, I and Theodor have only met today.'

'I am sorry then.' She smiled and walked away. I opened the tent and 'Oh my God, close it Amanda'. We were going to the lake with the boys! Like, boys and girls. And Theodor.

'C'mon Amanda, it is getting dark.' - Charlotte yelled.

I followed her, after checking if my legs were too fat or if my tummy was flat. Being out there in my bikini with all those boys was definitely out of my comfort zone. The only person who had ever seen me completely naked was Zack. And now there's a bunch of boys. At least there's not much light.

The water was damn cold. It took me a while to finally get wet.

'I don't think it is that cold.' - A male voice whispered in my ear. I turned around and it was...

'Theodor, you scared me...' - (he hadn't.) - 'Yes, it is really cold.' He was so hot, shirtless, playing with the water.

'Oh, yes, you'd rather be in your bubble bath, at the warmth of home.'

Really? Does he think I am that weak and picky? 'Well, you have to reckon that'd be much better.'

'Oh, please. Here you have friends.' - He smiled.

'You are not my friend yet.' - I grinned, trying to look tough.

'I didn't say that. Besides, who knows if I want to be friends with you?' - He blinked and dragged himself out of the water. I shook my head, as if disapproving.