Hello Sunshine.

[Annie Cartwright]

Walking along the beach after another training session, Annie smiled while humming a random tune to herself. It was a pleasant day and Annie felt so relaxed and calm. Mostly because she was outside in the hot sun, soaking in the atmosphere. She was glad that she had applied enough sunscreen that day, otherwise she would have burnt really quickly, the sun was drying her skin slowly, she was still wet from her swim, her hair was still dripping and she couldn't have felt more at ease. Pausing, Annie breathed out as to relax even further, It didn't do much at the time, Annie still felt just as relaxed as before. She didn't mind however. She just wanted to make the most of the moment. In doing this, Annie lay down in the warm sand. She did wish she had her camera with her so she could take a snapshot of the scenery but it was in her room, along with all of she stuff she didn't take to training that day. She opened her bag and pulled out her sunglasses, she put them on and closed her eyes. She was regretful that she didn't have her camera with her but she was glad that she was able to get some sun in before she had to leave to go back home and deal with the stress of school again. The day was still pleasant and Annie wouldn't ruin it by thinking about leaving untill she needed to. Even if she wanted to break the rules.

 

[Austin Kirkland]

Austin walked on the same beach, mind all over the place. He had a show coming up soon enough and it seemed as if nothing he said or did was good enough to please anyone. His dance steps were too out of time, and his singing was too 'unlike him.' People didn't like him growing up from his boyish sounds, and that was just becoming a very tedious sort of thing. None the less he was going to have to think up new ideas. Preoccupied, the blonde didn't even notice that he walked into a young woman, about his age. This bumped him back into consciousness and he blinked many times, "O-Oh.. I'm sorry miss. I wasn't paying attention." Austin tried to hide the slight annoyance in his voice, after all it wasn't the girl's fault. He was more annoyed at himself for bumping into her. Also, he just really didn't want to deal with anyone at that time. It was just adding to the bad mood he was in. But maybe, just maybe, someone could cheer him up. This girl looked as if she could do the job, after all she seemed cheery enough and a walking good time. Maybe they could do something crazy and spontaneous. That would be simple enough, right? Though maybe she didn't like things like that... Most of the girls he had met recently were too concerned that they would break a nail.

 

[Annie Cartwright]

Startled that somebody had bumped into her, Annie turned around to see a boy that looked about her age. He looked stressed and Annie did feel a little sympathy for him. Although he did just bump into her and didn't have the courtesy to even look where he was going, Annie wasn't angry at him in the slightest. She was just curious as to why he wasn't paying enough attention to notice she was there, it's not like she was in a crowd or invisible, the beach was void of all people except them. "That's alright." Annie said, shrugging like it was nothing. She was too relaxed and calm to be angry at someone, even if she had just met them. Annie smiled and raised an eyebrow underneath her sunglasses, wanting to know more about why he was on the beach in the first place and why he hadn't seen her. "Why weren't you paying attention?" Annie asked curiously. Her curiosity was taking over once again and she didn't care as usual, she just ignored it as she usually did. Being curious is one of the best ways to find out things and Annie wasn't going to stop herself from being curious because she was scared of what he thought of her. She wouldn't do that for anybody. "My name's Annie, and yours?" Annie asked, she wanted to know the name of the boy that had crashed into her before the conversation continued on.