I didn't think she even realized she said it. It was just what she always said to her boys when they wanted to go out."Don't wait up," I said by way o... warning.Miko, the owner of Mike's, was a good guy, somebody we had known for years. Weeknights were slow, and he was glad to have the business. He looked at all our fake ID's and just shook his head as he drew a couple of pitchers of beer. We were the only group in the small restaurant, and we were around one of the big round tables."So, Boss,. "I," she stammered, "I turned in my request for a transfer as soon as I clocked in this morning. Brian got a new job and we'll be moving soon." My shock couldn't have been more complete if she'd have shot me. Suddenly my heart stopped and then raced as I desperately tried to get a handle on the loss of her as a friend, not to mention lover. "How," I stammered with an almost frantic frustration, "how long until you move?" "He'll be leaving on Friday to get us a place to live; I'm not sure how. They heard their names called to the first tee and walked off the putting green together.Sarah met Dave as he walked to the first tee and, after she gave him a loving good luck kiss, he followed Davis onto the tee. Dave was introduced first and he hit a huge drive down the middle of the fairway. The wind was again in their face but Dave still hit his driver to the one-hundred yard marker. Davis was introduced then he hit a big drive that finished thirty yards short of Dave's ball. The light. "Luke, wait. What about your parents?" Cat asked."They're cool. Chrissy used to stay here all the time." I regretted the words the moment they left my mouth. "Besides, your honor is safe with me." Damn, and I was sooo hoping." Her tone was joking, but I don't think she knew how I longed for it not to be. For two years I'd been wanting kiss her again. Spending time with her tonight had made me realize I wanted more than a kiss.I gave her curious glance and headed into the house. Cat called her.