Lily was surprised by Heather's sudden take-charge attitude. Ten minutes before, the campfire had not been warm enough, the surroundings not beautiful enough for her; now she was jumping into a waterfall. There was something about this girl, something that was so intriguing in the way that she tried to hide behind good looks and society's view of the "innocent" and "helpless" female. But it was more than that - something much more integral to Heather that Lily was feeling herself drawn to.
The water splashed down Lily's skin, soaking her pink hair straight, dripping. Her clothes clung to her skin as the chilled moonlit waters rushed over and fought with every inch of her body as she tried to keep standing.
Her hand was still clutched in Heather's.
As the water fell around them both, Lily's eyes found Heather's once more. They stood, water pushing on their backs, their shoulders, hand in hand, eyes searching eyes. For a moment the stars, the moon, the earth...it was all for them - they were alone in the universe.
Lily felt a bit of tension between herself and Heather, smiled, and pulled Heather down into the pool in front of the waterfall, hoping Heather would remember to breathe before they entered the deep pool.