Exciting Camp 01

Sadewa and Nakula sat beside their car in front of the Central Park parking lot. The field was already full of students and schoolgirls who had gathered in their parents' cars. Prabu and Tania had just returned with four burgers to eat while they waited.

"Ah, look at that, Mr. Sanjaya's car." Tania turned when she heard her husband's words and saw a black van parked opposite them.

Nakula immediately turned and saw the family members getting out of the car. Nakula looked at Rasya's petite figure, clad in an oversized maroon hoodie, skinny black jeans, Vans Old Skool shoes, and holding a kimbap in her hand. Her cheeks were puffy from chewing the food in her hands, and her hair was messy from leaning against the car. Nakula remembered the hamster.

"MY BABY RASYA!"

An ear-splitting shriek was then heard. Then the cute teenager ran with open arms―floated—and jumped at Rasya. She hugged her tightly and brought her pursed lips to kiss Rasya.

"Hema, stop, you're disgusting!"

Rasya continued to push Hema's head, still pursing her lips, and tried to kiss her until she heard Hema moaning loudly and holding her stomach, which Rasya brutally elbowed. Shona, beside her, seemed to be laughing at the behavior of the two friends.

Nakula chuckled but was immediately surprised when he heard another chuckle in sync with him. And Nakula looked at his twins with their eyes both rounded, and then they looked away from each other with red lines running down their cheeks.

"Uh... what did I just see?"

Tania's voice made Sadewa and Nakula turn their heads at the same time. Tania raised her eyebrows with an amused face. Prabu chuckled, which he disguised with a cough.

"Ah, at times like this, I realize they are adults, dear," added Prabu dramatically. His hands were on his chest, and he breathed very slowly, but his eyes showed mischief.

"What are you talking about, dad?" Sadewa groaned.

"Please don't act embarrassingly," Nakula groaned as well.

"What? I'm just enjoying my time with my sons before they grow up," Prabu smiled innocently. Sadewa and Nakula groaned again.

"Let's say hello to them," Tania dragged her two sons to meet Sanjaya, who was checking her children's equipment.

"Mr. Sanjaya!" Call Tania.

A warm greeting is currently happening between Prabu, Tania, and Sanjaya. Sanjaya turned. A smile now appeared on his lips when he saw who was now approaching.

Unlike the parents who seem familiar, it is different with their children who look awkward—only a brief greeting and no chat other than listening to their parent's talk and tell stories.

Ah, come on, they've never been close before, okay?

"Ehm, Hema, who did you go with? You went alone?" asked Sadewa, now breaking the silence that occurred.

Hema smiled, blinking slowly at Sadewa's question addressed to her. "I went with Mahesa," answered Hema briefly.

"Your parents didn't bring you?" said Nakula also asked.

And Hema just answered with a small nod.

"Our parents are busy, so we're used to doing nothing together," said Hema, answering and making Nakula and Sadewa nod.

Again, the silence was created.

"Ehm... you already know who you're going to be with?" asked Sadewa, returning to start the conversation.

Hema, Rasya, and Shona slowly shook their heads spontaneously— even though the three had already guessed who the group would be with.

"Yeah, definitely not, Alex. Sena hasn't told about the group yet," Nakula said a little sarcastically.

Sadewa turned his head and looked at his twin with disapproval—which Nakula replied with a look as if to say 'stupid idiot'.

Sadewa slightly squinted, his forehead somewhat wrinkled, giving an eye look as if replying to Nakula.

'Oh, come on, dude. At least I'm not just sitting around like you cowardly,'

Hema, Rasya, and Shona seemed silent. The three felt a little strange about the behavior of the Andaru twins, who were fighting in their respective minds. They're twins. No one knew what they were thinking but themselves. They did have a war in their mind. Like, you know, twins telepathic or something like that.

Yes. Not weird at all.

"Nakula, Sadewa, stop your inner war." Prabu, who saw his two children still throwing glances at each other, now sounded.

Nakula and Sadewa looked at each other in unison, "We don't have an inner war!" they answered together.

"Oh, sure, twins," answered Prabu grinning.

And that made Nakula and Sadewa compactly look away from each other. In contrast to the three sweet teenagers who now seem to be holding back their laughter.

"Hema, Rasya, Sadewa, Nakula, and Shona, you are one group."

The attention of the five teenagers now turned to the source of the sound. Mahesa seemed to be walking towards them along with Sena, carrying a piece of paper.

Hema's eyes lit up hearing that, making Shona and Rasya grin a little. Here we go.

***

Rasya walked hand in hand with Nakula and Shona, a few steps behind Sadewa and Hema. How could Sadewa and Hema be in such a state? The answer is Shona.

That's what Shona's bastard is like. With her slightly innocent nature, she is cunning as well. Initially, they discussed deciding who would be the group leader. And, of course, the candidates are the Andaru brothers.

("Why didn't one of you three volunteer?" Nakula asked.

"It's just lazy," said Rasya curtly. "So the leader needs responsibility," replied Shona.

And finally, Hema, "Okay, I volunteer." Don't forget to give his two best friends a sharp look.)

And after a long discussion—only ten minutes, anyway—they finally agreed that their group leader was Sadewa. And his assistant was Nakula—at first. Then Nakula started complaining about how he could be his twin sister's assistant, or his image and reputation would be bad. And finally, Hema became Sadewa's assistant.

The student council arranged for the students to enter the forest in groups, and Shona had an idea of when it was their turn. "How about Sadewa and Hema go first, and the three of us," Shona pointed at herself, Rasya and Nakula, then continued, "will walk behind you."

"Why do we have to go first?" Hema's brows dipped, already smelling the betrayal of her two best friends.

"Because you guys are the leader and his assistant, uh."

Shona replied casually and as if it was the world's most natural and obvious thing. When Shona opened her voice again, Hema gaped and was about to comment back.

"Well, if you don't want to, that's fine. I'll walk in front with Rasya," said Shona, then shrugged her shoulders, not affected by Hema's knife-sharp gaze.

"I think Sho-chan is right, Hema. Since you and Sadewa are the leader and assistant, it's only natural that you two go first," Rasya helped with an innocent smile etched on her lips.

Hema finally mumbled 'okay' and walked with Sadewa.