"It's gonna be fun, Aang!" Toph said.
"Yeah, you say that now!" Aang answered bitterly.
Toph shoved her small yet expensive piece of luggage at Aang.
"We should go now," Aang said holding both his and his girlfriends luggage.
"Yeah, I guess we should." Toph said and checked for her new iPhone.
"You know you're not going to get reception." Aang stated.
"Nope, my parents got it to work, even in Mexico." Toph said.
Aang started to open Toph's car door but she swatted his hand away and opened it for herself.
"This is gonna be fun." Aang said, as he started to drive his old beat up car, with the windows rolled down, the air running freely through.
"We have to get to the airport in 30 min. And we meet the school before we get the tickets. Sokka said that he or Suki would pick up the car that way they don't tow it." Aang said as he drove.
"Yeah, you two dumb-dumb's couldn't think of them just driving us in the first place." She shook her head and rolled her eyes.
Aang said nothing as what Toph said was true.
They drove in silence until Aang reached the airport.
He parked the car. But neither of them got out.
Toph swallowed. "This is gonna be fun." Pause, "You have everything? Passports, tickets, ummm?"
"Yes, I've got everything."

"Now, we need to stick with our group and our assigned partners." The teacher went on. "Do not at any point go somewhere without telling me or your partner." He droned on.
"Gosh, we're 17, why must he act like this anytime we go anywhere?" Toph asked.
"I'm not sure, maybe he doesn't know that you've been almost everywhere." Aang answered.
All of the sudden a loud ring tone of Macho Man's chorus started to play.
Aang sheepishly answered his phone. "What is it Sokka?"
Toph snickered, leave it to those to to give themselves a Macho Man ringtone.
"Yeah, don't call me again. You know where the key's are. Under the mat. I left them there just for you. Okay, bye. Oh! Call Tophs cell not mine next time."
"Where was I?" Their teacher began again.

As the plane landed Toph whispered loudly to wake up Aang. "Hey, I just thought of something.  I know we'll be doing volunteer work with the dolphins or something. But don't you think we should've learned Spanish?"
"Uhhhhh." Aang said as he started to wake up. "Maybe..."

"See. I told you." Toph said as they were in the airport, almost everyone talking Spanish. "We should've learned how to say something." Toph said to her still-tired-boyfriend.
Aang scratched his head. "Maybe. How hard could it be? The people at the volunteer place speak english."
"They better."

They only had trouble after the class split into groups of two. There were other students, local students and they didn't speak much english. At least not with out a think accent.
"No no, we're not friends-." Aang said to a particularly hot girl. When asked if he and Toph were friends.
"Oh, so,--" She said something fast that Aang didn't understand. But thought that his girlfriend would have a problem with.
"No we- you know, we date."
The girl had a confused look on her face. And said something fast again.
Aang decided it would just be best to show her, and walked to were Toph, his girlfriend was.
"Toph,"
"Yeah."
He kissed her. "I'm glad we're on the same team. It's gonna be fun!"
"Yes," Toph smiled, yes it will.
The hot Spanish girl walked away.
Sometimes actions did speak louder then words.