Snippet #1410212

"I CALL A SINGLE ROOM!" Stacy yelled, stepping out of the car. It always took her a while because her legs were so long, and they usually had to get jammed under the seat. But this time Stacy was smart, and sat in the passenger seat up front with Michael. Stacy still couldn't remember why she wore what she did, but she had thought it looked cute so she went with it. She grabbed her two suitcases and her duffle bag, quickly running in the house despite her heels, and placed her things in the single room. She plopped down on the bed and looked around, before forcing herself to stand back up and go back outside to everyone else. When she did, she saw Aiko in the water and smiled slightly. She sheilded her eyes against the sun and looked up, realizing that it wouldn't be long until it was completely down.

"We should all go skinny dipping later, when it's dark." She suggested smiling. It was warm enough outside for it, and a dip in the water at night always gave her a thrill. She loved being around her friends and away from all the burdens of town and home. She needed an escape too every once in a while. She turned around and spun in a circle a few times, enjoying the feeling of her skirt forming a cloud of colors around her hips. She slid her heels off and held them in one hand, walking towards the dock and sitting down on the edge, dipping her small feet into the warm water. Yup, it would be the perfect temperature by tonight, she thought. Cool enough to give you goosebumps, but not freezing your toes off either.

She then climbed back down the start of the dock and walked off, up to the shore and let her feet glide over the rough rocks. She wobbled slightly but managed to keep her balance, heels in one hand. She walked into the water until the bottom hems of her dress soaked up the salty water and she smiled big, the wind pushing a soft and smooth wind along. Enough to blow her long brown hair over her shoulders, and her dress to form a rippling array of colors behind her. She threw her head back and laughed, throwing her hands in the air and letting out a loud woo of excitement. Her summer fun had just begun.