Encountering a girl who resembles Liu Xiaoqing (Original)

I've posted two blog entries before, and I'm deeply grateful for the enthusiastic support and encouragement from the moderator. This has given me even more motivation to share my stories with everyone. Below, I'll share another story that happened while swimming. I also want to thank the moderator
for helping me meet a girl who looks like Liu Xiaoqing.
I love swimming (please see my post "Swimming Adventure") and am quite a good swimmer. Every year I swim in a nearby river and have taught many people to swim, including many girls.
One day, while swimming with some friends and teaching others, an old acquaintance called out to me from a distance. When I went over, I found out he wanted me to teach two girls. He said these girls had seen me teaching others and wanted to learn too, but didn't know how to tell me. This acquaintance had met them a few days prior, and after discussing it, they wanted him to talk to me about teaching them.
Since I love swimming and have taught many people, I was naturally happy to teach these two young ladies.
When I spoke with the two girls directly, I was surprised to find that one of them was very beautiful, with a slender and well-proportioned figure. In particular, she looked a lot like Liu Xiaoqing! Hehe, that made me even more enthusiastic about becoming their coach.
Teaching swimming requires demonstration. When I demonstrate, I often win praise from the girls and many people around. The girls' praise makes me feel proud, and then I have them imitate me. There were two girls, one pretty and one average-looking. Of course, my attention was on the pretty one. After a brief conversation, I learned that her last name was Z (a real person, represented by a letter), while the other girl had long forgotten.
When this little Liu Xiaoqing Z was practicing, I held her towel for her. As she practiced, her problem started to emerge. I was teaching the relatively simple and easy-to-learn breaststroke. When pulling her legs in, this little Liu Xiaoqing Z always arched her buttocks up and down on the surface of the water, which is a common problem for some female beginners. So, I changed my method. I had her face me, held her hands, and lifted them slightly upwards. She leaned forward on the surface of the water, specifically practicing the leg pull and kick movements of the breaststroke. The first day was basically like this.
The next day, around dusk, I returned to the riverbank. The two girls were there too. Having met on the first day, we quickly settled into a teaching-learning dynamic. Besides practicing what we'd learned on the first day, to help her get used to the water, I taught her (I was originally teaching both, but I'll only talk about this one) to lie on her back in the water.
Gradually, under my "expert" guidance, Z slowly overcame her fear of water and could swim a short distance, albeit with difficulty. (I teach swimming; 1-2 hours a day for up to 3 days, I guarantee she'll learn, depending on her ability.)
I teach swimming using standard methods, which allow for complete avoidance of physical contact with the learner. In natural rivers, many instructors use the crude method of supporting the learner with their hands. As a naive young man, I "basically" had no impure thoughts in front of this young Liu Xiaoqing (Z), but I did have some desire to get closer to her.
On the third day, Xiao Liu Xiaoqing Z could swim several meters on her own. However, the fear of water was still strong for a beginner. Every time she swam, I had to be by her side, holding her towel, following her wherever she went. On this particular day, a small incident occurred.
Beginners who have just learned to swim often lose their balance when transitioning from a swimming to a standing position due to the buoyancy of the water. At this point, I would quickly grab her hand. After three days, I gradually began to enjoy holding her little hand. Many times, once I held on and didn't want to let go. The river where we swam had a pebble bottom, making it difficult to stand steadily. Once, when she finished swimming and was about to stop, she grabbed my hand but still couldn't stand properly. Her body leaned backward, but her feet slid forward, finally stopping when they crossed and intertwined with mine. Her other hand then wrapped around my neck. Only then did she slowly regain her balance.
It was a very indescribable feeling. A girl's smooth legs, from her feet, calves, all the way to her thighs, almost completely crossed and slid against mine, finally touching at the thighs. Although it was very brief, it was wonderful; it was an unconscious and particularly intimate contact with her body.
However, it was also on this day that my coaching activities ended. I should say that the swim went very well and was very enjoyable that day, especially that unexpected incident, which I will remember fondly. When it was time to return (they had left first the previous two days), I noticed a boy who hadn't gone into the water but was waiting on the shore for this "Little Liu Xiaoqing Z." I guessed he couldn't swim either, but he was keeping the girl company.
On the fourth day, the girl who had been with "Little Liu Xiaoqing Z" arrived, but the one I wanted to see didn't. I asked her but got no answer, and I never saw her again. (Several years later, I ran into her on the street once. We just looked at each other and glanced back.)
I guess the boy was her boyfriend. He never went into the water. Because the girl had been in close contact with me in the water for three consecutive days, and then there was that accident on the third day, the boy saw it and was unhappy. So...
a girl who had once made my innocent and naive young heart flutter disappeared from my life after just three short days.

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