Baylen exhaled deeply as Yolanda spoke her last words. He realized he was letting someone else affect his emotions and he made a mental note to keep himself in check. Letting other people dictate your emotions was a path for failure in life. He shook his head, uncrossing his arms and finally smiling softly. "You're right. It's just a stupid game and we don't really know each other. Thanks for playing though. I'm sure I'll see you around right?" He gave her nod and then turned and looked around the beach. The air was starting to get chilly and he wasn't feeling ready to soak himself in the cold waters just yet. His previous excitement had simmered and he was simply looking to relax now, just stop moving or thinking and simply chill. A flicker of light caught his eye and he looked over to the Bon Fire being built by a few people. The time of day was approaching where everyone would soon fully enjoy the large Bon Fire on the beach, the winds already coming through chillier than before. A chill rushed down Baylen's spine, his skin fluttering as the cold air washed over. He was wishing he had brought his sweater with him. After scanning the crowds for Gwen he looked back to the Bon Fire. It seemed to be a nice place to warm up, sit down and relax. He began walking towards the growing fire, his face showing his mental exhaustion. His mind raced as he thought about his parents and the frustrations he had with them. After a moment of being lost in his thoughts Baylen looked up as he neared the Bon Fire and caught sight of a girl helping build the fire. He stopped abruptly and looked carefully. When her face moved and the wind brushed back her hair he saw her face and confirmed for him it was indeed Gwen. He tilted his head a bit, smiling softly, and watching her. Her hair was blowing ever so slightly in the wind with the light of the fire behind her creating a glow around her silhouette that intrigued him. Without waiting another moment, his perfect shot before him, he pulled out his camera, steadied it and zoomed in appropriately, capturing just Gwen and the fire behind her, the ocean just beyond. He clicked his camera and took the shot, his first picture of his trip. He pulled back the camera and stood there staring for a moment. There it was again, the calming feeling he gave her earlier. He reflexively inhaled deeply and exhaled softly, some of the built of tension beginning to melt away.