Jennifer blushed and smiled. The she winked. The wink got me. It stayed in my psyche for days.“So are you on spring break,” I casually inquired af...er Chris introduced his daughter.“Yes,” she replied.“So… what grade are you in?” I asked.“Freshman in college” she replied.“What are you studying?”“Nursing,” she replied.“Great career choice,” I said.The conversation was a light one and casual.“Check you later,” I casually remarked said as they started to leave the office. “It was great to meet. Elisa and I said we would stay a little longer.We were just sitting side by side, diving into each other’s eyes. Hers were of a rich, light brown with touches of green. At some point, I just couldn’t hold back anymore and I leaned in to kiss her on the cheek. With a sparkling look, she just whispered « come here », and I leaned in, meeting her warm, soft and juicy lips. We kissed for a time that felt like it was never ending and very short at the same time. I was getting excited, and she was. “We both know more than we did a few weeks ago. It’s a good start.”“Now who’d being a diplomat?” Jack asked, returning his half-smile and the last of his cobbler. They looked at each other with so much left unsaid, for now, but they both noticed that it was starting to feel easier to be around each other. The situation was tense and frightening, but for these two there was something about being bickering while shipwrecked on an unexplored island that felt like home. _______________________. .. That’s the part Candy wouldn’t have known for sure," Andy said. "Are we ready?”“You take the food, I’ll bring the coffee.”Candy was still asleep when they walked in. Maybe it was the smell of the coffee or the chink of the cups, whatever it was, she stirred in the bed and slowly rolled over. For a second she was confused, looking around the room.“Where am I,” she said.“Our new bedroom, I showed you last night.”“Last night... Oh God, last night... tell me again.”“My old office. We knocked out.