Running was one thing but she wasn't quite as certain about clambering over rocks and climbing and the like, but with Sean's encouragement and the promise of a view she didn't hesitate. She was glad she hadn't questioned herself as it wasn't as hard as it looked and the pay-off was something. She gazed out and the brilliant blue water, catching the glitters of color from the tidal pool, and wished she were an artist or a photographer or something to capture the moment more permanently.<br/><br/>"No kidding," Beth agreed as Sean commented on the view, not tearing her eyes away from the scene at first. "Pinch me, it's too good to be true."<br/><br/>She looked at him then and realized he was watching her not the scenery and she felt herself immediately warm. Her blue eyes took on a gleam to match the water below and she stepped into him, close enough that their bodies were brushing.<br/><br/>"Or you could kiss me instead, that's always an option," she said softly and bit her lip for a moment, watching his expression. "Or we could make it really interesting and you could do both."<br/><br/>A speculative smile turned into a grin and she reached out to wrap her arms around his waist as he considered his options.