“Sweet, but the answer is no one. Hi, Isaac.”
“I don’t believe you. You can’t pick me up unless I want you to.” Summer snatched at his finger and frowned. “I think I liked the approach you started with better.”
“You never believe me.” Isaac pretended to pout. “How about we jog there, you can run right or is that something girls don’t do?” he teased her.
“I can run. You’ll still beat me, but I can run.” Summer pulled her mini-backpack across both shoulders and started into a jog. “You’re still a skinny thing until I see different.”
“Of course I’ll still beat you, I play lacrosse.” Isaac smirked as he began to jog with her, jogging ahead of her just to tease.”Well if you wanna see so badly you’d have to stay for practice more often, just invite me to go swimming, or something that involves me shirtless.” Isaac winked in a joking way.
“There is the indoor pool a couple blocks away,” she mused. “Then again, I’m not carrying around swimwear.”
“Well we can always go skinny dipping,” Isaac joked and couldn’t help but grin.
“It’s a public pool, Isaac.” She tried to sound disapproving, instead of intrigued, and didn’t manage very well. “Now, if you know where there’s a private pool, I might be persuaded.”