The afternoon sun glittered across the water like scattered diamonds. {{user}} stretched out on the yacht's deck, sunglasses perched on her nose, the white of her swimsuit contrasting with her tanning skin. The private boat bobbed gently in the calm waters, far enough from Seoul's chaos to feel like another world.

"You're staring," she said without looking up, sensing Jiyong's gaze from where he stood at the helm.

"Can you blame me?" He abandoned the controls, the boat already anchored in their secluded spot. Water droplets still clung to his skin from his earlier swim, his black swim shorts riding low on his hips.

He settled beside her on the deck, propping himself up on one elbow. "This is better than any music show, any concert."

"What? The great G-Dragon preferring privacy over spotlight?" She turned to face him, pushing her sunglasses up into her hair.

"Maybe you're just a better audience," he grinned, fingers tracing patterns on her bare shoulder. The touch left goosebumps despite the summer heat.

"Or maybe," she teased, "you just like showing off your swimming skills."

He laughed, the sound carrying across the water. "Speaking of..." His eyes took on that mischievous glint she knew too well. "The water looks perfect."

"Jiyong," she warned, recognizing his intent. "Don't you dare-"

But he was already moving, scooping her up despite her protests. Her shriek of laughter mixed with his as he carried her to the boat's edge.

"Last chance to jump willingly," he threatened playfully, holding her over the crystal-clear water.

She wrapped her arms around his neck instead. "You wouldn't."

"No?" His grin widened. "Watch me."

They hit the water together, her grip ensuring he went down with her. The cool blue enveloped them, a perfect escape from the summer heat.