"Are you sure you're not coming down?"
In the sea, Rhodey and Gwen changed into diving gear, ready to go diving and play.
But Daisy stood on the yacht, saying she didn't want to go into the water.
"I really can't swim!"
Daisy said with a bitter face.
Rhodey had always thought she was just making excuses, but now it seemed... she really couldn't.
"Alright, then we'll go play first. You can rest by yourself for a while, or go fishing. When we come back, I'll teach you how to swim."
After Rhodey finished speaking, he called Gwen, and the two of them put on their breathing masks and dived into the Water.
Daisy on the yacht watched the two disappear into the Water with an envious look.
She wanted to dive too.
But she couldn't swim, and she was scared!
...
The underwater World was colorful, possessing a magical beauty that surpassed the vastness of the sea surface.
Rhodey and Gwen dived and played underwater for about half an hour before coming up.
The oxygen in their tanks was almost used up.
Otherwise, the two of them would have been reluctant to come up.
"Alright, you go teach Daisy how to swim. I'll go rest for a while and read a book."
After Gwen took off her diving gear, she pushed Rhodey towards Daisy, then smiled, waved at the two of them, and turned to go read a book.
"Let's go, we'll start with getting into the Water."
Rhodey pulled the somewhat reluctant Daisy to the stomach area of the yacht's first deck.
"Do I really have to go into the Water?"
Daisy looked at the seawater in front of her with some hesitation.
"Don't worry, I'll be right beside you, nothing will happen to you."
Rhodey said, then jumped into the Water first.
"Come on!"
Rhodey waved and called out to Daisy.
"Three, five, seven." Daisy hesitated for a long time before tentatively getting into the Water.
As soon as she entered the Water, she immediately sank down, and kept flailing her arms, wanting to shout.
At this moment, Rhodey stepped forward, hugged her, and lifted her to the surface of the Water.
"Breathe! Don't just focus on being scared!"
Rhodey said impatiently.
Even ordinary person who can't swim wouldn't react like Daisy when first entering the Water.
How scared of Water was this girl?
"Can I not learn?"
Daisy looked at Rhodey pitifully and said.
"No, now do as I say!"
Rhodey certainly wouldn't agree. What kind of fun was it to go out to sea and not go into the Water?
Just sunbathing on the deck?
Fishing?
That's so boring!
So;
Rhodey began to teach Daisy how to swim, hand in hand.
And Daisy, at this moment, was so focused on fear and nervousness that she didn't pay attention to the physical contact between them.
If it were normally, she would have been blushing profusely by now and then turned to run away.
Rhodey taught Daisy in the Water for almost an hour.
He felt that she had mastered the basics, and then let her try swimming by herself.
"Try it yourself, I'll be watching from the side, swim boldly and confidently!"
Rhodey watched from the side.
But Daisy was holding a kickboard and wouldn't let go, no matter what Rhodey said.
"I'll sink!"
She said nervously.
"No, trust me!"
Rhodey could only comfort her, constantly cheering her on.
Finally;
Daisy mustered up the courage to let go of the kickboard.