It wasn't like her beach back home, and she didn't have her friends with her, but Cleo couldn't resist getting in the water at least for a little while. It wasn't like anyone was around to see, right
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"They won't find me here," Miley muttered to herself as she hurried across the beach, still in insanely high boots that were absolutely ridiculous for walking in the sand. "They'll never -- oh. Hey."
Oh no! Looked like Cleo was just going to have to stay in the water a little while longer. Luckily it looked like she was wearing a bathing suit top and not like she was skinny dipping or anything. Kids's show and all. "Hi!" she called back. "Just going for a walk?"
"Hiding, actually," Miley said, casting a furtive eye in the direction she'd just come from. She paused to bite her lip, hesitated -- and then shucked her leather jacket and dropped it in the sand before starting to kick off her boots. "Mind if I join you?"
Look! In the distance, above the horizon! Is that a lightning bolt? Is it some sort of shooting star or comet?
NO! It's Flyclops!
"WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!" he yelled as he zoomed above the beach, still shooting punches from his eyes into an unbreakable umbrella like the manliest, punchiest Mary Poppins impersonator on record.
"Hello?" Cara did not have an Australian accent. She did however have one that sounded like one around the vowels edges. "I don't suppose you know where we are?"
She also had an expression that hoped the bathing girl would be more helpful than the one sitting in the hallway had been.
"I could tell that much." And because this was not the Mord'Sith version of Cara, that came out less sarcastic and more sincere. "I was hoping you'd know more than not being in Minnesota."
Danny liked the beach, okay? He'd had some of the best times of his life (all seventeen years of it) on a beach, and really, what wasn't to like? There was sun, you could smoke, and girls ran around wet without wearing a lot of clothes.
Speaking of, when he spotted the pretty brunette out in the water, he paused for a minute before calling out, "You should be careful. There's like, undertow."
He didn't know what he was talking about. But hey, he'd saved one Australian girl's life on a beach before.* It wasn't bad, as far as pickup lines went.
*It's in the lyrics and everything. Even if Sandy doesn't seem to agree.
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Hopefully a quick one?
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It wasn't dirty if she was hiding, okay.
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NO! It's Flyclops!
"WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!" he yelled as he zoomed above the beach, still shooting punches from his eyes into an unbreakable umbrella like the manliest, punchiest Mary Poppins impersonator on record.
And then he was gone.
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She also had an expression that hoped the bathing girl would be more helpful than the one sitting in the hallway had been.
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She hadn't questioned it too much, because she'd been mostly just grateful to get away from her sister for a while.
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Cara still had no idea where that was.
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Speaking of, when he spotted the pretty brunette out in the water, he paused for a minute before calling out, "You should be careful. There's like, undertow."
He didn't know what he was talking about. But hey, he'd saved one Australian girl's life on a beach before.* It wasn't bad, as far as pickup lines went.
*It's in the lyrics and everything. Even if Sandy doesn't seem to agree.
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The tail was great for things like that.
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Altruistic.
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Unless she got caught in a net like that one time but what were the odds of that happening twice?
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