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3RD PERSONS VIEW
Boys came in either by themselves, by two, by groups of three or by a big clique as they all headed inside the built gymnasium. Chairs were lined up almost perfectly, each boy taking a seat wherever they decided.
Minjun walked in, feeling anxious over what she had just discussed with the two counselors. Fingers starting to get fidgety as she made her way through the crowd, searching for a place to seat that didn't have to deal with anyone.
"Oh? Minjun-ie! We're over here!" Mark waved at her, gesturing her to go where they sat.
"How was your trip to the counselor's cabin?" he asked her, patting down the available seat next to the isle. Minjun hummed in acknowledgment before taking a seat, "Okay...I guess..."
Mark lightly punched her upper arm before grinning, "What's with the frown? I swear– this is like the best camp program I've been to! You'll enjoy summer here!"
Donghyuck raised a brow, piping in, "Maybe because this is the only camp program you've been to." his statement was followed by a snigger making Mark nudge him with his elbow.
"Mhm. Shut up."
Minjun chuckled and turned her attention over to the front, seeing the skyscraper of a guy walk towards the rostrum. "Good afternoon to everyone! My name is Seo Youngho, though you can just call me Counselor Johnny."
"Woooh! That's right- that's our tall ass friend right there!"
Minjun flinched, head snapping towards Donghyuck who was clapping his hands loudly before pointing at Johnny like a proud parent. Mark could only deadpan, chuckling nervously before pulling Donghyuck back down on his seat, "Seriously?"
"Gotta support our dad." Donghyuck shrugged and gave Johnny a thumbs up.
A heartfelt laugh left Johnny's lips before looking back down at his flashcards. "We ensure that you will have a great and fun summer here in Summer 127! This camp will provide you good food, fun activities, and of course comfortable sleeping quarters!"
"Our camp aims to let boys have a fantastic summer vacation! Throughout the whole month, we'll be doing games, group activities, and more."
"Of course, we also have our own rules and regulations!" Johnny stated earning a couple of groans from some boys. He cleared his throat before pointing at the whiteboard his co-counselor, Yuta, prepared for him.
SUMMER 127 CAMP RULES AND REGULATIONS
• All campers must be ready by 8 in the morning. • Campers are expected to be courteous and respectful towards their fellow campers and the staff. • Fighting, the use of any offensive language, or any inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated. • Bullying of any kind will not be tolerated. • No one shall be out of their cabins after 11 PM. • Wandering around the forest without any supervision or permission is strictly prohibited.
Minjun scrunched her nose at the rules. They were all basic rules, to be honest, nothing much should be hard to not follow.
Johnny clapped his hands together, "Breakfast is served around 8:30 in the morning, Lunch around 12:30, while Dinner is around 7."
"That is all and once again, Welcome to Summer 127! I hope that we would all get along and enjoy a month of summertime!"
• • •
"I wonder what kind of activities Johnny has prepared this time." Mark hummed as the three of them walked back to their cabin after they had been dismissed. Donghyuck shrugged, "Probably some crazy shit like last year."
"You've been here before?" Minjun asked both of them, a bit curious since she noticed how they were pretty much used to the whole area, as well as how Donghyuck suddenly cheered for their camp counselor.
Mark nodded his head enthusiastically, a wide grin on his face, "We're actually close friends with the counselor, and one of our other friends figured that we should just spend our summer here."
"How about you? You didn't have any plans for summer?" Donghyuck arched a brow up, glancing at the dark blue-haired.
Minjun shook her head, "We actually just moved in town and I don't really have friends."
"No shit?" Donghyuck gaped at her, "Why not?"
Minjun sheepishly smiled, "I don't really go out that much. I may have a friend, just one trustable friend I guess..."
The girl was startled when Mark wrapped his arms around both of their shoulders out of a sudden, "Don't worry, Min! I guess now you have two new friends now." he cooed and bobbed his head.
They continued on talking, just randomly jumping into one topic to another as they neared their cabin. Minjun's attention landed on the cabin next to theirs – Cabin 08. Scrunching her nose, she noticed a few familiar boys that she had met earlier. They were mostly talking back and forth with Chinese and Korean, maybe even a bit of English from time to time making her difficult to understand.
Getting distracted, Minjun bumped into a taller figure, causing her to stumble back a bit, breaking away from Mark's hold. "Minjun-hyung! I-I'm I–" she slightly looked up, seeing Jisung fidgeting as he rambled on, not seeming to get his words right.
Minjun chuckled, "Jisung, it's fine. I should be the one sorry, I wasn't paying attention to where I was going." she stated and patted the boy's head making him flinch.
She furrowed her brows, he must be really shy- that or he's just socially awkward.
"R-Really?" the younger mumbled, looking down for a bit.
Mark pursed his lips before patting the younger's back, "Loosen up, Sungie. We're not going to hurt you or anything."
"Mhm, consider us as your friends," Donghyuck told him with a smile.
"Friends?" Jisung now lifted his head up in shock. He'd never really have any friends before thus resulting in him being really awkward with people. He was always isolated from his class and he tends to just focus on dancing instead.
Minjun smiled, nodding her head, "Yeah, friends. We're cabin-mates after all, we'll be with you along the way!"
A small smile crept up Jisung's face, friends? I kinda like the sound of that.
