"What are you looking for? If it is an angel, then you don't need to look any more, you found one, me."

"Do you also come with a receipt? I would like to return you for being faulty."

"You are so rude-"

"And you are an idiot."

"Perhaps I should introduce myself-"

"No need, you are an Idiot."

"What-"

"Shut up, Idiot."

"If I am the Idiot, you are just stupid, stupid enough to think I was drowning and too stupid to do a chest compression properly."

"My chest compression was perfect, you just have too much air already."

He tapped on his head and smirked arrogantly down at her.

"Did you just call me an airhead?"

"You said it, not me."

"I thought that during work hours, you have to be polite and-"

"I am only nice to people who aren't idiots."

With that, he turned round and stormed away while she shook her head and crouched down to find what he was searching for. Lightly moving the sand out the way, she found a necklace, it was buried quite deep so sand was everywhere but it was clearly a necklace that aged. She smiled, and held onto it tight and ran to him.

"Stupid! Wait! Stupid, damn you have long legs! Stop walking so fast."

"Stop walking so slow."

"Stop walking."

"Fine, what did you want."

He abruptly turned which caused her to walk right into his chest, which was bare, how nice. She jumped back in shock and fright, for once she lost that confidence he saw in her and saw a shy teenage girl. He wanted to smile but he didn't, only glared.

"I found this, I think it belongs to you."

She lifted up the necklace, she hoped that he would at least crack a smile even if it was just a small one but to no one's surprise, he glared. In a flash, he snatched the jewellery and threw it into the crashing waves. Her mouth fell open while he remained the same, that constant glare.

"I didn't ask for it to be found."

Not waiting for a reply, he walked away and didn't look back. After a few minutes of staring at him in utter shock and bewilderment, she regained her voice.

"That is pollution Stupid!"