Reed snickered but immediately perked up when she asked about jumping off the cliff. He couldn't stop his grin, "I guess I can agree to that." He told her, turning and carefully climbing back down the wall. When he was a few feet above the ground he debated on hopping down but then remembered that lightning sharp pain from earlier and instead used his brain for once and didn't let go of the wall until both feet were firmly planted on the ground and he turned to Shannon. "Let's go then."

Reed just grinned, in his mind he'd won and if he won't this battle it encourages him to try for more. Maybe it was the thrill of the chase propelling him or he just likes being annoying that made him do this but there was something about this girl that was pulling him in. "Sweet." He brushed the dirt off his hands and headed towards the cliffs, looking back at Shannon. "I'm Reed by the way."

Reed laughed again, "I should've expected that by now," he said as he looked back at her, "so I'm gonna guess that you aren't going to tell me your name so until I figure that out I guess I'll just have to make up a name for you." He looked at her as if he were seriously considering what kind of name would fit, eyes narrowing a little before he snapped his fingers, "Daisy. I'll call you Daisy." This was probably going to make her hate him more or it was going to make her made enough to tell him her name. He gestured to the cliff, "after you."

"Hey, those are some of the best dogs." Reed pointed out, though he had tended to like working dogs like Border Collies more. He was about to turn to taunt her into jumping when he saw her running towards the edge, about to cheer for her instead when her elbow and shoulder collided with him, knocking him off balance. This wasn't what he had planned but he was going to roll with it, reaching out and grabbing her as he fell off the edge, holding onto Shannon so the two of them would be forced to go down together.

Reed laughed on the way down but when he realized how close they were to the water he sucked in a breath, lucky he managed to before hitting the water. When he felt her push against him he let her go and started to swim towards the surface with long strokes, taking a gasping breath when his head finally broke. He shook out his hair with a laugh as he looked around, spotting Jake yelling at him from sure. He couldn't hear him but he was sure his breathing was calling him and idiot for that stunt.

Seeing his brother made Reeds desire to get back to shore practically nonexistent, he knew his brother meant well but he didn't feel like being yelled at just yet so he stopped swimming towards shore, kicking his feet to stay afloat as he smoothed his hair back from his face. He watched as Shannon swam by, unable to keep his eyes from trailing her but started laughing when she glared at him, flashing him a big smile. "Don't melt now." 

Reed chuckled and finally started to swim towards the shore, quickly catching up to Shannon. He flashed her another grin before passing her, shifting onto his feet when it got shallow enough but when his feet hit the bottom a small zip of paint hit him, making him wince a little but he kept walking until he was out of the water, holding back a groan as Jake walked over and smacked the back of his head, telling him that the way he had jumped off the cliff could have seriously hurt him.

Reed turned away from Jake, risking the change of another smack to the head as he looked after Shannon. "See you later Princess!" He called with a laugh.

Reed spent his evening goofing off with the guys, finding Blake pretty hilarious and actually enjoying himself despite the lame activities that the counselors tried to sucker them into but despite all the distractions he couldn't help but notice that a certain blondie was missing. It made him a little suspicious as to what she could be up to but he figured she'd show up eventually. When it had been time for bed he hadn't been able to sleep with everyone snoring around him so he simply snuck out. He didn't have a set place to go but he figured anything was better than laying in the cabin. He had been heading to the lake when he finally saw the girl he'd been thinking about wandering up the trail that lead to the cliffs but he could notice by her walk that something was off. He frowned a little, a bad feeling creeping up the back of his neck so he followed after her, frowning when she started to take off her shoes. "And what do you think you're doing?"

Reed chuckled, of course she'd respond with venom and he liked it. Did that mean there was something wrong with him? Probably. Maybe a hoof had clipped him harder in the head than everyone thought. "Sure sure but when I see a girl who can't walk in a straight line meander up to the cliffs I get a little curious." He said, hooking his thumbs through his belt loops.

Reed rolled his eyes when she said that, "yeah and jumping off a cliff when drunk can kill you too." He responded but was unable to help himself from looking when she took off her dress, feeling his face turn a little red. He looked away but continued to eye her from the side in case she tried to jump. 

"Hey!" Reed shouted, running to the edge of the cliff where she had jumped. At first he almost didn't want to look, sure he'd see a body but he forced himself to, staring into the dark water until he blonde head popped up and she started to swim. He felt like his blood was boiling as he watched her, for a moment understanding why Jake was always on his case. Instead of marching down to shore or even diving into the water he picked up Shannon's dress and shoes, frowning as he started to get an idea.

Reed sighed, tossing aside the idea and started to head down the trail while carrying the dress and shoes, kicking at a couple rocks as he went until she came into view. He rolled his eyes, "you're going to end up catching pneumonia or something." He scoffed but instead of stopping he kept walking, tossing the dress over his shoulder and her shoes hanging from his fingers.

Reed had figured that Shannon would at least take the dress back from her since he obviously didn't have a use for it but the moment she turned back around and was going down the trail towards camp his eyebrow raised. He couldn't stop his gaze from traveling down the curves of her body, admiring the view but her words snapped him out of his trance. Without a second thought he came up behind her, dropped her shoes and looping her dress around her body like a rope with an end in each hand and pulling her back against his chest, tilting his head, "I could always help you warm up." He said in a husky voice.