Chapter 1322


    Chapter 1322


    Felicity only caught the first part of Vermont’s exnation and thought, ‘I knew he’s into the small-


    waisted and busty type-a ssic yboy.’


    Meanwhile, Ste had decided not to get in the water with Felicity and Vermont. Instead, she wanted to


    swim in the pool nearby.


    When Keegan heard about her ns, he immediately wanted to join. “You don’t even know how to


    swim. Are you going to just sit there and watch me? Stay here and enjoy the water. I’ll be back after a


    fewps,” said Ste.


    But Keegan was insistent. “Teach me,” he said.


    Ste looked at him and continued, “Didn’t you say you don’t want to learn how to swim thest time I


    said I wanted to teach you?”


    ‘Well, I can’t just sit here and watch other men hit on you, can I?’ Keegan asked himself. Though, he


    said, “It’s good to have another skill in my pocket. You never know when it mighte in handy.”


    Ste thought about it and agreed that having extra skills couldn’t hurt. ‘Plus, it’d be nice if he could join


    me in the pool instead of being stuck on shore, just watching me swim all the time.’


    “Alright. Let’s go,” she said.


    The pool area was not too crowded. Ste led Keegan to the poolside, where they warmed up before


    getting in.


    Following that, she entered the water and encouraged him to follow.Material ? of N?velDrama.Org.


    As Keegan dipped his leg into the pool, memories of his near -drowning experience as a child rushed


    into his mind. He instinctively pulled his foot back.


    Ste held onto his hand and encouraged him, saying, “Take it slow. Step on the steps. I’ll guide you.”


    Keegan gathered a ton of courage and slowly dipped his other foot in. Each step was a struggle for


    someone with a fear of water. But it was not as terrifying as he thought with his lover by his side.


    Keegan realized the water only reached his chest once he was fully in it. He could even touch the


    bottom of the pool with his feet. Feeling the ground beneath him, he gained some confidence. He let go


    of Ste’s hand and stepped forward. However, he slipped and fell back into the water the moment he


    did that.


    Keegan thought his feet touching the bottom of the pool meant he was safe. However, the buoyant


    force in water caused it to be dangerous for people who do not know how to swim.


    Witnessing this, Ste reacted swiftly and dove in to rescue him. Keegan coughed up some water,


    holding onto her as he tried to catch his breath. His fair face flushed red from all the coughing.


    Once heposed himself, Ste handed him a 20-inch intable mingo and said, “Hold onto this.


    Let’s start by practicing your breathing.”


    Keegan looked at the bird-shaped pool float andined, “Isn’t this for kids? I don’t want it!”


    Ste shot him a nce and said, “No. Most kids don’t use floaties. Only rookies like you, who can’t


    swim, need them.”


    Her words left Keegan taken aback.


    “Do you want to learn or not? If not. I’m gonna swim by myself.”


    Keegan was reluctant, but he still clung to the unappealing intable mingo.


    He paid close attention as Ste proceeded to teach him how to breathe while swimming. But when his


    head dipped into the water, it immediately popped back up. He grimaced and said, “The water got in


    my ears.”


    Ste was patient at first but grew frustrated as time passed. “As long as it doesn’t get into your brain,


    you’re fine. Come on. Are you gonna give up?”


    Keegan still had some reservations about continuing but wanted to stick around. As he thought hard


    about how to keep Ste close, a familiar voice sounded from beside them, “Hey, Ste. Wanna race?”