I sat down on the sofa and tried to figure out what to do. As the other two girls showed up I had just picked out a movie. I didn't hardly get out of ...y seat before I heard the door open. Rosie and Amber already yelling out that they had it then I heard footsteps excitedly moving down the hall. I finished getting up and went to the door to watch the other parents drive off through the window. I figured they would have said hi, but I guess life is to busy for some people. I made sure the door. We weren't going to let that happen again with this relationship!She still had about a year and half of service left. In order to get into the lengthy ATC program she had to sign a longer enlistment commitment of six years, instead of the usual four. Her job was insanely demanding and stressful, but she honestly enjoyed it and she had semi-firm plans to remain in the Air Force and do her twenty before going into the Civil Service and doing commercial ATC work at some large airport. President. His hand tightens in mine and I am spinning out of his arms, still holding my hand he spins me back in and dips me. His lips are on mine, this kiss much more eager than the first and his tongue exploring mine almost as if trying to taste the champagne on my tongue. As he lifts me from the dip my hands find his face to deepen the kiss.“Thank God this was a no kids wedding. Can you two go and get a room, this a hotel, it filled with them.” Again, pulling from the kiss reluctantly we face the. A lot of those comments dealt with the over the top reaction of Jim. This sequel deals with his reaction as well as Cathy's fantasy.I believe this story has enough details to stand alone but I would suggest reading its predecessor, "It's the thought that counts," first for a better understanding.As most of you know, I usually like to keep you guessing about the end, but this time I'm telling you up front..."And they lived happily ever after."It's the thought that countsThe sequelThe warm summer.