Free Swim Club Season 2 Novels & Stories

"Go change into a swimsuit and meet me by the pool. I’ll be there waiting." Lily nodded eagerly, feeling a rush of anticipation. She hurried back to her room, where she found the walk-in closet stocked not only with designer clothes but also a variety of swimwear. She picked out a simple, yet elegant, black one-piece swimsuit that fit her perfectly. She admired herself in the full-length mirror for a moment, feeling a mix of excitement and confidence. Today felt like the start of something new—learning to swim with Rio felt both thrilling and adventurous.

We laze around drinking our lemonade with Clarissa still in the water and me and Selina sitting near each other with our legs in the pool. After finishing our glasses of lemonade we decide to start swimming properly and Selina's competitive side brings out my own competitive streak and we end up running through a bunch of competitions. We race each other to see who is the fastest, we see who can hold their breath underwater longest, who can hold an underwater handstand the longest, and a bunch of other challenges. Clarissa takes after her mother and isn’t overly competitive so she volunteers to be the judge while she just lounges around sipping on the freshly made lemonade.

His words suggested he was, but she need to know for sure. With her afternoon free time, she decided to take a swim. She was certain Marek and Kriss would corner her later to practice magic. They’d been talking about weaving the elements together to see what she could do with fire and water at the same time, and they both seemed pleased enough with her progress—though she wasn’t nearly as proficient with fire magic—that she wouldn’t be surprised if they tried to spring it on her at the next lesson. She wasn’t exactly dreading it, but wasn’t certain she was ready for it either. With that in mind, she slipped from her room and ran to the swimming pool, happy she didn’t encounter either man, th

I'm just a girl in a pool, clinging to a man who makes me forget about everything else. He dips beneath the surface with me on his back one final time, then rises slowly and releases me. I slide off, legs unwrapping from his waist, and paddle in place to keep my head above the water. We exchange a few playful splashes, both of us laughing like kids. Eventually, the burn starts to settle in my limbs. My arms ache and my legs feel heavy, and I let out a breathy laugh. "Okay," I say, pushing wet hair from my face, "my body's officially giving up."

she murmured before going down into the water, leaving him alone on the edge of the pool. Keyller raised his brows and let out a light smirk before calling her, "Are you sure you know how to swim?" he teased. He jumped inside but didn't follow and just watched Freesha trying to balance herself in the water. Freesha did not answer. The water was almost two meters deep and only the top of the woman's head could be seen. He continued watching for an entire two minutes only to realize that Freesha was sinking. "What the hell? She didn't know how to swim?"

Straight into the pool. His thick arms release my waist as we fall. I kick out in mid-air, and my foot connects with something solid, but that’s all I have time for before a wall of water comes at me. It’s tepid, lukewarm, and hot from the scorching Miami summer days. Any Seaside girl worth her salt knows how to swim and swim well since we’re practically raised in the water here. A few hard kicks take me straight to the surface. I swim fast, hoping I can leap out and still make it to the fence to try and get over it.

In the past few weeks, Nora had overcome her fear after the incident with Wyne Kendall, and she now looked relaxed under the guidance of Miss Hime, a professional swim coach. On a bright Sunday, it was the perfect time for the Lim family to relax by the pool. Sebastian lounged on a beach chair wearing only swim trunks, while Tera stood by the pool to watch their daughter and Nora, who were practicing kicking. It was a very normal scene for their small family, filled with enjoyable warmth. Tera glanced back at her husband, looking puzzled. "Dangerous? But I'm always surrounded by your tight security team."

Chapter 24: The Swim Competition Kiara Prunh! Prunh! Prunh! Another horn blared off and the swimmers dived in the water, their parents cheering for them while the coaches marked down the time, making sure which team was winning; Summer High or Winter High. “So, what will I get if I win the competition?” I looked beside me at Paul, who was just wearing his swimming trunks, his wet, muscled chest on display, and I could see some freshman ogling him.

“See, I told you we were swimming.” “This is amazing.” Sebastian was already tugging his jeans off and revealed swimming trunks beneath them. Jane followed suit and quickly undressed. She walked into the pool, amazed to feel that it was heated. Sebastian dove in and splashed her with water. She dove underneath the water and when she surfaced she found Sebastian watching her. They languished in the water and talked about school and life in general. Jane felt relaxed as Sebastian got out and got them both something to drink. “Thanks.”

His eyes, though perhaps he couldn’t see properly, had that twinkle in them. “If you guys keep doing this, I’ll ask Richard to teach me instead,” she said loudly, almost in sheer panic. She was panicking because she was surrounded with seven very good-looking, shirtless men who were about to take off their jeans. Breathe, Sakura, breathe, she told herself. The brothers weren’t listening to her. Sebastian jumped into the pool with his jeans still on, followed by Conrad and Hayden. Sebastian said loudly, “Richard is a lousy swimmer.”