"I think I'll just stay at the house."
Indianna overheard the end of Olivia's sentence as she descended the stairs with Greyson beside her.
Janson frowned at Olivia.
"Come," he said. "You'll have fun."
Olivia pursed her lips and shook her head.
"Olivia," Indianna called with a smile. "Come. I don't want to be the only girl."
Olivia glanced between Janson and Indianna before sighing.
"I'll go and get changed," she muttered.
She walked away.
"Thank you," Janson said with a nod. "Everyone's waiting in the cars."
"Let's go," Greyson said.
He grabbed Indianna's hand and led her outside.
Two cars were waiting. One contained Kal, Ace and Ian, while the other held Oscar and some guys Indianna didn't know.
Greyson and Indianna got into Ian's car and squeezed in beside Ace in the back.
"Here," Kal said, throwing a bundle of towels behind him.
The towels hit Greyson in the face, and Indianna couldn't help but laugh.
"You think that's funny?" Greyson asked slowly.
Indianna smirked.
"Mildly."
Greyson arched an eyebrow at her.
"You'd better watch your back, sugar."
"He's got his planning face on," Kal whispered rather loudly.
He grinned at Indianna.
"You seriously better watch out."
Ian stopped the car, and everybody climbed out.
The sound of rushing water filled Indianna's ears. She frowned and looked around, seeing nothing but trees.
"There's meant to be a waterfall here?" she asked.
Greyson draped a couple of towels over his shoulder and took Indianna's hand.
"This way," he said.
He led the group towards the trees.
Indianna glanced behind her and saw Olivia getting out of the car with Oscar, Janson and two guys she didn't know. Her arms were crossed, and she didn't look happy, but she wasn't glaring angrily at Janson.
The sound of water grew louder as they made their way through the woods.
Indianna gasped when she caught a glimpse of the waterfall through the trees.
Greyson smiled, and soon the trees opened into a large grassy area lit by sunlight.
The waterfall was huge, and the drop was far, but not so high that it was seriously dangerous to jump from.
Indianna gripped Greyson's hand more tightly as they neared the edge. She peeked over, her stomach churning at the drop.
Scared? Greyson teased.
Indianna cried out in fright when Greyson nudged her forwards. She seriously thought she was going to tumble towards the cold water below, but Greyson easily caught her and spun her around.
He smirked when Indianna turned to glare at him.
"Don't do that!" she gasped and held a hand over her heart. "Jesus! You scared the life out of me, Greyson!"
"Did I take your breath away?" he smirked.
Indianna hit his arm.
"That wasn't funny," she mumbled, although she couldn't stop herself from smiling slightly.
A loud scream made everyone turn towards Kal as he neared the edge of the waterfall, being pushed by Ian.
"Ian, you little swine!" Kal shouted. "Don't you dare!"
Ian laughed, and with one final shove, Kal was sent over the edge and towards the water at the bottom of the waterfall.
Ian then took a running leap and jumped after him.
Greyson looked down at Indianna and raised his eyebrows.
"You up for that?"
Indianna swallowed and took a step back.
"You go and have fun. I'll see how I feel later."
"You're scared," Greyson said with a smile.
"No!" Indianna defended herself. "I just don't feel comfortable throwing myself off a really high cliff into freezing water."
"Come on," Greyson said.
Indianna took the towels from him and laid them on the ground. She shook her head as she sat down and lifted her top over her head.
"Go," she said. "I'll still be here when you get back."
Greyson looked at Ace, Oscar, Janson and the other two guys.
"You'd better not be wimps," he said.
He winked at Indianna before running and jumping off the waterfall.
The other guys soon followed, whooping and yelling.
Indianna rolled her eyes and lay back on the towel, letting the sun warm her already bronzed skin.
"Hey," Olivia said as she looked at the towel beside Indianna. "Can I?"
"Of course," Indianna smiled. "Sit."
Olivia sat beside Indianna and lay back.
"Are you okay?" she asked softly. "I don't know what happened earlier, but you looked really upset."
Indianna swallowed.
"I'm fine. Remember I told you about Rogue?"
Olivia nodded.
"Greyson accidentally brought back some memories of him, and Rogue sent me another delivery," Indianna said quietly.
She raised her hand and rubbed the back of her neck.
"What did Greyson do?" Olivia asked.
Indianna turned her head and moved her hair out of the way, revealing the scar on the back of her neck.
"He accidentally touched it, and it brought back some bad memories. It happened not long ago," Indianna explained. "Rogue drove his claws into the back of my neck. He nearly killed me."
"Oh my gosh," Olivia gasped.
Indianna looked up at the sky.
"I'm sorry."
"Me too," Indianna mumbled.
"What about the delivery?"
Indianna closed her eyes.
"I don't want to talk about it," she admitted.
"Oh, of course," Olivia nodded.
The girls lay in comfortable silence for a while, listening to the guys' yells and laughter from the bottom of the waterfall.
Indianna's eyes flew open when cold water droplets hit her stomach.
She looked up at Greyson, who was dripping wet.
And he looked very good.
He held out his hand and smirked when he heard Indianna's thoughts about him.
"Up," he said to Indianna. "You're coming into the water."
"Nope. I'm not," Indianna said.
Greyson glanced at Olivia.
"Janson doesn't want you left alone, so if Indie is going down, you are too."
"But I'm not," Olivia said, shaking her head.
"You're such a killjoy," Greyson said and rolled his eyes. "Come on. You're going off that waterfall, and I don't care how."
"I don't want to jump off a God-knows-how-high waterfall, Greyson," Indianna said, crossing her arms stubbornly.
"You don't have to jump," Greyson said with a smirk.
Indianna's eyes widened when she read his thoughts.
"No!" she said and scrambled up from the ground.
Greyson easily picked her up and threw her over his shoulder.
"Greyson! Put me down, you ass!"
Greyson laughed and looked at Olivia.
"You too. Get up."
Olivia felt slightly intimidated by Greyson, so she stood and walked over to the edge of the cliff.
She looked down and saw Janson all the way at the bottom.
With a deep breath, she jumped.
"Greyson!" Indianna yelled and hit his back. "Don't you dare!"
Greyson smirked and walked towards the edge.
"There's nothing to worry about, sugar," he said.
He placed Indianna on the ground beside him but kept a tight hold on her, holding her against his chest.
"You either jump with me, or I'll carry you."
"You're so mean!" she exclaimed and tried to step back.
Greyson wrapped an arm around her waist and lifted her slightly before jumping.
Indianna's breath was taken away, and she screamed as she gripped Greyson even tighter.
The wind whipped through her hair, and her vision blurred. Indianna quickly squeezed her eyes shut and braced herself for the impact.
Cold water engulfed her.
The rushing in her ears was replaced by a dulled, peaceful sound.
She opened her eyes and saw Greyson beside her. He smirked smugly, quickly kissed Indianna and grabbed her hand before swimming towards the surface.
Indianna took a deep breath when they broke through the water. She immediately punched Greyson in the shoulder.
She gasped for breath, and Greyson laughed.
"See? You're alive," he said. "It wasn't that bad."
It wasn't as bad as Indianna had expected, but she didn't want to admit that Greyson was right.
"I thought you were murdering her when I heard that scream," Kal laughed.
"I told you I'd get you back," Greyson smiled.
Indianna rolled her eyes and pushed her damp hair away from her face.
"I'm getting you back."
"Oh, really?"
"Really," Indianna nodded.
She quickly jumped onto Greyson's shoulders and pushed him beneath the water.
Indianna squealed in surprise when Greyson grabbed her ankle and pulled her under with him. He wrapped his arms around her waist and pulled her closer.
He smirked and rested his forehead against hers.
'I guess you can't really tell whether I'm teasing you or not, Greyson said before kissing Indianna.'