Too Hot to Handle {Minsung}

Five 🔥

The boys went out to go find the lake. Hyunjin and Felix were holding hands the whole walk there. Which was on the other side of the huge camp from their cabin. 

The lake finally came into view after 15 minutes of walking. Today was a good day to go swimming. It was nice, warm, and sunny with a calm breeze. 

When they approached the water, they found a table with sunscreen. Spray and cream of all different kinds. Jisung figured it was for people that were allergic to specific brands, because he was too. He couldn't really use spray sunscreen. There was normally a chemical used in spray specifically that he was allergic to. 

The boys started applying the sunscreen on each other. The beach was pretty popular for people outside of the camp. So, there were girls there as well. Most of them swooning over the group of hotties. Some over the rest of the athletic boys, almost ignoring Felix and Jisung's presence. They didn't mind though: They were happily married in their minds to their dream husbands (Minho and Hyunjin) with several children. So they didn't pay the girls any mind.

Some of them shut up after seeing Felix and Hyunjin holding hands, while some didn't care. I doubt any of them are better than my Lixxie.  Hyunjin thought while spraying Felix's back with the sun screen.

"Hey Minho?" Jisung asked the male that was closest to him.

"Hm?" 

"Can you do my sunscreen for me? I need to use the cream because I'm allergic otherwise."  Jisung said, handing his Hyung the sunscreen. 

"Of course." 

"Thanks, Hyung! Sorry, I burn really easily." Minho started rubbing the sunscreen onto Jisung's back, massaging it in. 

"Do you want me to get the backs of your legs to?" Minho asked, wanting to touch Jisung more. 

"That would be nice!" 

"Gimmie s'more." Minho said, reaching over Jisung so he can squirt some into his hands. Jisung blushed, realizing how close their faces now were. He squirted a dollop of Sun block into his friends' hand, before he bent over and rubbed it into his legs.

"Thank you again, Hyung." 

"Why do you keep thanking me?"

"Because you're doing kind things. Why?"

"I don't really know. You don't have to keep thanking me though." 

"Okay!"

"I'm finished," Minho said standing up. "Can you get my back now?" 

"Sure! If I can reach," They laughed. "Spray or cream?"

"I find the cream to work better, if you don't mind." 

"No! I don't mind at all Hyung!" Jisung squeezed the sunscreen into his hand, passing the bottle to Minho. He got onto his tip-toes in order to get the top of Minho's back and neck, slowly massaging his way down to his legs.

"I need a bit more," Jisung said holding out his hand. He applied the sunscreen to his legs, then stood up. "All done!" 

"Thanks, Sungie!" Minho said joyfully, surprising himself for using the nickname. Jisung didn't seem to mind. Maybe I'll call him Sungie more often!

"C'mon!" Jisung yelled dragging Minho to the water by his hand. Holding his hand was an electrifying experience for both of the boys. "AAH! THE WATER'S SO COLD OH MY GOOOOODD!" Jisung yelled, making all of their friends laugh and splash him--sprinkling him with the cold water. 

They had a splash battle that lasted for quite a while, before Chan, Felix, Changbin, and Hyunjin taught Jisung and Minho how to swim. 

Jisung caught on quickly, while it took Minho a little longer. But in the end, they both knew how to swim and had great fun in the water. 

The six guys had a three-way chicken fight, which was their favorite part of their first day there. The teams were Chan on bottom-Changbin on top, Hyunjin on bottom-Felix on top, and Minho on bottom-Jisung on top. Chan and Changbin ended up winning most of the battles, with one win each for the other two. The score was 4-1-1. 

It got late so the guys ended up going back to their cabin and washing up by 18:00. 

They all changed into their Pajama's and played more spin the bottle truth or dare. They went to bed at 22:00. 

They quickly fell asleep, somehow the exhaustiveness overthrew the excitement for their second day at camp in the morning.