." "I'm not a little girl, Lucas I'm eighteen," Faye sighed. "I know, but I care about you..." Faye and Lucas were brought together by the consequence...of an affair between their mutual father and Faye's mother. When Faye was born, that instant sibling connection was nowhere to be found for her and Lucas. As they grew up together they rarely engaged in conversation with each other. But when they did it was the same old argument over whose mother was to blame for the affair. Their relationship. We literally knew everything about each other. We had grown up swimming in the creek and had only started wearing suits when our parents, for some reason, decided we were too big to see each other naked any more. I remember we talked about that when it happened. We thought they were stupid and more often than not we left our suits on the bank while we swam. I'll never forget the first time she left her suit bottoms on and went in the water."What's up?" I asked, standing in water up to my knees.. Once the water was to cold for me to enjoy it any longer, I decided that it was time for me to get out and get on with my day. I stepped out of the shower, the cool air hitting my skin, causing my nipples to get so hard that they hurt. I reached for a towel and quickly wrapped it around my body, trying to get myself warm as quickly as possible. I had not been a fan of getting cold these days. The baby kicked against the inside of my stomach, letting me know that it didn’t like when I was cold. She is almost to the door when her teacher stops her. “Elizabeth, could I talk to you?” Elizabeth groans softly; she is a flood of emotions. She is slightly scared that her teacher heard her moaning, or that he will yell at her because she was not paying attention in class. But all of her emotions don’t match up to the fact that she was at school, after hours, with the man she has a crush on.Elizabeth turns around slowly. Gregory looks at her with his soft brown eyes. “Elizabeth, are you.