"Merida pass me the sunblock." Rapunzel said putting on her large white hat.
"Sure." Mer said tossing the sunblock. Rapunzel fumbled with the container and ended up dropping it. She picked it up and a gust of wind blew her hat off.
Mer, who was standing behind her, caught it with her face.
"Hold on to yer hat folks!" Merida yelled. "It's a real doozy down here at the beach!" She said in her weather forecaster voice.

"Imma go in the water to test out my new body board!" Merida yelled as she ran towards the waves.
"Oookay!" Rapunzel yelled back knowing Merida didn't hear her.

"Book or Sandcastle?" Rapunzel looked at her choices. "I could read my book later, but sand castles I cant build at home." She picked up the red pail and laughed. "Sandcastles it is!" She ran towards the water getting her toes wet in the warm clear water. "Ooh fishies!" She said filling the pail with water. The tiny almost miniscule fishes swimmed away almost as fast as they came.
Rapunzel ran back to where the sand was dry with her bucket of water. She poured the water on the sand and began working.

"Aww its so beautiful!" She squealed and got up to get shells to decorate the towers.
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Jack POV

"Throw me the frisbee!" I yelled as Hiccup took off his shirt. What a show off I swear. I ran far away and saw the yellow disk flying towards me. A lump of clustered sand came out of nowhere and made me fall on my butt. I began to get up and the frisbee hit my forehead.
I heard a gasp and looked up.
"My sandcastle!" A blonde girl said walking towards me. She dropped some shells she had and helped me up.

"Agh now I have to go get another bucket of water!" She whined. I felt bad I ruined this chic's sandcastle.
"Hey I'll go get you that bucket of water and we can rebuild it together." I smiled. She looked at me and smiled back.
"Okay?" I said.
"Okay." She laughed.
"I guess 'okay' will be our always!" We said in unison which made us both laugh.

"I'm Rapunzel." The girl said.
"Name's Jack." I said picking up the red bucket. This may be the start of something beautiful.