" I will. You, too. Don't work too hard."She heard him laugh, brushing aside her statement. "You worry too much about me. Hard work never killed anyon...." Actually..." I've gotta go, babe," he said, cutting off her retort."All right. Bye." Bye."She hung up the phone with a sigh. He was always rushing around, so much so that she swore one day he would just drop from exhaustion.There was a chirp from her phone that indicated someone was about to talk to her through the speakerphone on her. ”“I wish you would ... OH LOOK, Andie is in position to score. OH DAMN! Would you look at that, she scored with two defenders in front of her and the goalie looking right at her.”“I saw that! I don’t know the first damn thing about soccer, but I have a feeling she’ll make the greatest scoring forward this school has ever known ... Uh, Blaine, do you get this excited at every match?” I asked and she laughed.“Sorry about that. I do get excited and sometimes I have to watch my mouth too. Are you. I've been enjoying this enough that the pair of panties I'm wearing are going to need changing in the morning for sure, and I don't have many clean pairs left." And that's my fault?" Taegan teased."Truth? It's been your fault pretty often since I was about twelve."The conversation died out, as they snuggled together to sleep. A keen-eared observer might have noted that theirs was not the only whispered conversation that night, nor were they the only two whispering promises of what the days. "It's not the same thing and you know it," Sarah sighs. "But I knewthis was the price... You tell me when you're ready, okay? I'll beready then." ...Kinda implying there that you're ALWAYS ready," I tease."I'm in love with, and engaged to, the most beautiful girl in theworld," Sarah laughs. "Trust me, that's a constant turn-on. Now comeon! Don't want to be late on your first day of work, do you?" Same goes for you and university," I retort, making Sarah laugh evenmore. "Kinda wish I was going.