Up to mid calf in the water, Trey paid no attention to the bottom his pants that got wet. The fish darted away from him, but when he held still, they started to come back and he smiled at the feeling of little slippery bodies brushing against his legs. For a second, he smiled at Emil who seemed to also find the fish interesting. They were very interesting fish, but the way Adam ignored them and the water made Trey frown again. What could he do to make his friend smile again? He hadn't seen Adam smile in a relaxed way in quite some time.

In the strange way that Trey had, he decided exactly how he should make Adam happy. He bent down and held his hands in the water, very careful. It took both speed and gentleness, but he captured a small fish in the first try. With the thing twisting in his hands, he walked back out of the water and deposited the fish in Adam's hands. "Aren't they nice fish?" he asked like an innocent child, though he wasn't either. If Adam didn't want to come to the water, then Trey would just have to bring it to him.