"I love you, too. I'm sure it will be soon."And he'd let himself out. He'd let the heat of the day dry his hair and walked into his own resort suite t... find Stacy asleep on their bed, the shades drawn. Thankful he hadn't had to answer any questions about the luau (or lack thereof), he'd crashed next to her and let the oblivion of sleep stop his worrying.Now, however, he was worried once more. Where was Stacy, at this hour of the night? Did she suspect? Had he forgotten something? Had she found. "How did he react?" Sara asked after a moment.Tommi sighed again. "I don't know. I think he was pretty overwhelmed.He didn't say much when I left." Aren't you curious about going on a date?" Sara changed the subject."Even a little bit?"Tommi looked up, one eyebrow raised in puzzlement over her question."What?" Aren't you curious?" Some, I guess." So why didn't you accept? You could have always explained it to himlater, if he gets too serious about you."Tommi shook her head sadly. "He's. Unless one of us or both of us were in class or at work, we were never apart and so began my life with Rick. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times ... you get the picture. Anyway, I was madly in love with him. There was nothing I wouldn't do for him. We graduated, got jobs and eventually got married. We didn't have to move in together because from that first night that we'd made love we never slept apart again.Like most young couples we had a bunch of friends that we hung out with. Kaila was my guidance councilor and the last person I wanted to have to deal with at the moment. She was sweet but could become a real pest at the drop of a hat... any hat."Oh, I don't know," Laura said. "Probably something to do with the fact that you're about to get married and how that will affect you academically. Trust me; we all had the same conversation with her just before our weddings. It's nothing to worry about, but it will however give you something to think about. Things are going.