There was no reason for Jamie not to play with Sebastian, though he felt like he needed an excuse to get out of there.

"Its easy. Just throw the ball and catch it. I'll go easy on you." He handed the ball to him.

Jamie blushed again. He took a step back and threw the ball, missing Sebastian entirely.

He bit his lip to keep from laughing. "I'm, you do know I'm over here right?"

"I told you, I don't play!" He said, walking over to get the ball.

His shoulders shook slightly. "Try aiming at me this time." He teased.

hi?

(Oh, okay)

(Oh, okay)

(How do you do that?!)

A small smile found its way onto Jamie's face. "Yeah sure. Why don't you throw it then," He said, handing it to Sebastian.

(Oh, okay)

(How do you do that?!)

(Magic)

He smirked and took it from him. He waited until Jamie was a couple yards away before he threw it.

Jamie resisted the urge to dodge the ball, and instead caught it- before dropping it. He looked at it with an expression of disdain.

"You're not supposed to drop it." He said and shook his head. "Why'd you drop it?"

"Because it hurt my hands, and I already told you I don't know how to do sports."

He sighed. "I didn't even through it that hard."

Jamie crossed his arms over his chest. "I'm- look,can I just go back to the cabin? I'm obviously not good at this."

"Okay, so you're not good at this. Let's go swim then." He suggested.

He ran a hand through his hair, his eyes looking anywhere but at Sebastian. "I don't have my bathing suit, and either way, I don't swim."

"Why not?" He asked curiously.

He turned around, and started walking back towards his stuff, and also ignoring Sebastian. Everything just felt… wrong. All he wanted to do was go back to the cabin, at least then he would be alone.

He sighed and followed behind. "I'm sorry if I said something wrong. I just want to get to know you." He said apologetically

"Well now you do. I'm an anxious wreck who can't do anything right, and who just wants to be alone right now. So please," he said, picking up his sketchbook and pencils, "leave me alone."