The day was warm and sunny when she decided to go swimming in her cool, outdoor swimming pool. Being rich and eccentric, however, meant that her swimming suit was a bit different from the rest.
She splayed her short legs across the glossy tiles as she wiggled herself into her catsuit/wetsuit. She kept all of her gear in a nearby closet, safe and ready for use. Her catsuit had already been lubed up, and she crawled into through an opening in the nape.
The catsuit was completely black, a shiny material that had been made of water-repellant technology. It was designed so that once she sealed herself in, there would be absolutely no water touching her skin. It had to stop several times to smooth out the air bubbles, creating a powerful vacuum that clung to her soft skin.
She had to pause for a moment to catch her breath as she attempted to shrug it over her shoulders; the incredibly tight catsuit had been taking a toll on her. Eventually, though, her arms found their place and her fingers slipped into their individual pockets. The lack of friction on her hands caused them to lose grip on the hood she finally pulled over her face.
She made sure that the ear plugs attached to the hood were aligned perfectly. She would be completely deaf with them in, but they also prevented all water from entering her ears.
She quickly pulled the hood over her head. She fumbled in the dark for a second, before her hands found the long tubes that dangled under her nostrils. She steadied herself before shoving them deep into her nasal cavities. They completely stopped all breath and water from entering or exiting her nose, making her reliant on her mouth for air.
She made sure that her hair and catsuit were completely smoothed of air before moving onto the next thing; her mask. She had experienced how bright the sun was first hand, and wanting to preserve her sight, she specifically designed this mask to block out a large part of the sun's rays. It didn't really matter that she couldn't see much, since her pool was very linear in design. As long as she kept her wits, she wouldn't bump into anything.