Bang Chan

You and Bang Chan have been friends since elementary school, you enjoyed spending time together, you seemed to complement each other, but at the same time you were just friends, although who knows, maybe your friendship will grow into something more.

You both loved to travel, and Chan decided to invite you to the seaside together. You didn't refuse, thinking you'd fly or maybe take the train, but Chan said no, he'd already decided you'd go in his car, as it would be much more fun. Three days later, you arrived.

Chan had already booked a room for two before the trip, so you went to the hotel to drop off your things and then go to the sea.

You put on a swimsuit, a tie-up top, and shorts over it. Chan wore swimming trunks and a simple T-shirt. You went to the beach.

Chan was swimming at the beach, and you were lying on a lounge chair, his T-shirt next to you. You watched him swim and wanted to join in, but you didn't know how to swim, and, too embarrassed to tell him, you decided to learn to swim yourself.

You stood up and, making sure Chan wasn't looking at you, walked to the other side of the sea, you weren't far, but it was enough that he didn't see you.

You stood on the shore, stepped forward, and waded into the sea until the water was waist-deep. You thought that wasn't enough to learn how to swim, so you decided to go deeper. You kicked off the bottom, but misjudged your strength.

Your feet didn't reach the bottom of the sea, you started to drown, when your eyes were already starting to close from lack of air, a blurry silhouette appeared before your eyes, he picked you up in his arms, by the voice you recognized that it was Chan.

Chan: What the hell were you doing here?! And if you had drowned, would you even think with your own head? You could have at least warned me. You're supposed to be a grown woman, but you're acting like a child.

His voice was irritated, and when your vision returned to normal, you saw his face. No, he wasn't angry, his gaze was worried, as if he might have just lost something valuable. He began to emerge from the water.