By the time they climbed up the hill and got to the balcony, the sun was already setting. So they all sat in that small space, crumpled, and their body parts touching, but none of them seemed to mind.
It was a damn beautiful view. They could see the sea far ahead, and as the sun set, it turned the sea orange. They all watched it in silence, just content to be there and with each other.
“Life is beautiful,” Brian whispered, and the group nodded.
When the sun was almost gone, Calista said, “I need to empty my tank.”
They all turned to her, their eyebrows raised.
Aelina was the one who asked, “Empty your… tank?”
Calista nodded. “I need to pee.”
“Oh,” the group echoed, and Calista rolled her eyes.
“Can’t you hold it in?” Aaron asked, his nose twisted. “We’re leaving.”
She shook he
