K & Br (LS)

Chapter 14

5 am on a new day...

The second year called the first-years to gather at the beach to run along a predetermined route where the seniors also ran after the juniors. Koh ran along with his friends. Brown was running with his third-year friends. Koh didn't care much about Joe. When the run was over, the juniors went to take a shower and change their clothes to come to have breakfast. Joe was in line to receive the bento at Koh's line. But seeing Joe's face, Koh felt a little annoyed. So he thrusts the lunch box into Joe's hands roughly causing him to look at his face with still eyes.

"What's the matter, Joe? " Koh asked harshly.

“Nothing,” Joe replied flatly and walked away. Koh looked over at Brown and Pakhin's group and saw Brown staring at him with fierce eyes. But Coco acted like he didn't know anything. When the kids ate well, Coco called them again.

“I will divide you into groups of 6. Each group will receive 1 book for the seniors at each base to sign after they have completed each base's activity. But to complete the activity you must use some strength. Do you understand what I'm saying?" Koh shouted to all the juniors.

“Understood,” Everyone answered firmly.

“And most importantly, don't lose the notebook or the group will be punished,” Koh said again. Before the younger generation is divided into groups and then disperse to each base that the seniors have prepared. Any group can go to any base first but must enter all bases.

"Which base are you going to control?" Tim walked over and asked Koh.

“Let's go take control of the swimming base," Koh replied before walking to the base he had said.

“What are you doing in this base? ” Brown and Pakhin walked up to Koh and asked.

"Have the juniors swim and collect the flags on the buoys within 15 minutes. If they can't do it, they'll be punished," Koh replied in a normal tone.

“Then there are preventive measures already in place, right? ” Pakhin asked.

“Yes, I have people riding jet skis nearby with rubber rings and life jackets. In case there is an emergency, they can come and help in time," Koh replied.

"Take a good look and make sure there's no problem," Pakhin said before walking off in the other direction. As for Brown, he stood there looking at Koh.

“If you want to curse at me, do it already,” Koh said in an annoyed tone.

"Why do you think I'm going to curse?" Brown said with a smirk playing on his lips.

"You speak as if you always talk nice to me," Koh complained back before flinching slightly when he turned to see the eyes of his friends standing nearby. They all looked at Brown with interest. Koh then turned to order things for his friends. As for Brown, he laughed in his throat and went to look at other bases. The juniors were performing well. At noon, they took a break for lunch and then came back to join in at 1 p.m. Brown didn't bother him anymore because Koh was busy with accepting younger siblings. As time passed, three members of Joe's group walked to the base of Koh. Koh explained the rules of the base to Joe's group. While Joe's group was taking off their shirt to go swimming, Tim walked over to Koh.

// Guys, Joe hid the notebook in his clothes// Tim whispered to a friend. Koh smiled slightly.

// I can find something to tease him. Just when they would be busy collecting flags, You can go to fetch it for me.  If you hang around near their pile of clothes now, they'll be suspicious// Koh whispered in reply. Tim nodded. When Joe's group went swimming Tim sneaks in to retrieve Joe's signature book that Joe hid in the pile of shirts and give it to Coco who hurriedly put it in his backpack that was placed on the chair. Koh failed to see that one of Joe's friends had cramps. Then Joe's guys helped him to swim back to the shore. Koh looked at the stopwatch and saw that it exceeded the 15 minutes given to them.