The Karasuno Volleyball Club will have a trip during summer break as a way of relaxing. They decide to go to the beach for a week and have the time of their lives. They rent a place to stay, but there is a slight problem, everyone needs a roommate...
"I wanna see I wanna see!", Hinata exclaimed as he stood up and ran outside. "Wow!", was the only thing that could leave his mouth. Soon the others were outside as well. "Oh wow! Is this really where were going to stay??", Sugawara asked as he looked back at coach Ukai and Takeda. "Yes. The owner said no one has been coming here so he lowered the price for you guys. He's also a fan of Karasuno so it's a way of showing gratitude. At least that's what he said", Takeda said smiling. Everyone looked back at the house.
(This is what it looks like in front view)
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(This is the back)
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(This is the living room)
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"Well, go unpack and then later the third years can discuss about dinner", Coach Ukai said yawning as he walked to the house with his bag. "Okay! Wait what??? We're supposed to cook dinner?", Sugawara asked surprised. "I guess so", Daichi said with a sigh while smiling. "Let's go in", Kiyoko said as Yachi followed behind her. "Wait... isn't it too silent?", Ennoshita asked and then Asahi sighed.
"Tanaka and Noya went inside as soon as they say the house", he said. They all rush inside to see two bags on the floor next to the couch. "Where did they go?", Kinoshita asked. "Who knows", Narita replied with a sigh.
"Whatever I'm going to my room", Tsukishima said as he walked upstairs. "Wait guys I need to tell you something", Kiyoko said and all the attention went to her. "What is it?", Sugawara asked.
