We just looked at each other fro another minute before I spoke again."I don't honestly think that you will be interested in this job" I finally offere... in explanation."Why? ... Is it because you don't think that I will sleep with you?" she asked with a dead-pan face."What ... what?" I stammered.She let me stew for a while longer before she spoke."I ran into one of your previous applicants out on the street. She was very upset and wanted to come back in and sock you one" Carly explained."And you. "Personal business." Unless it's a doctors or dentists appointment, you need to be there."You know, I was getting damned tired of people telling me what I had to do. And assuming that I didn't have my own priorities."If it was your hotshot, Mike Reed, you'd smile and nod."The coach looked surprised. "I don't treat him any differently than anyone else on the team." Uh hun," I said nodding. "I can see that. I just wanted you to know that I won't be there tonight." I turned and took a step toward. She realised that it couldn't cure her, nothing could, but it might give her a few more months, and it might give the doctors enough information to help cure some other young woman, perhaps more deserving than herself...She had already lost a lot of weight, and all her hair was gone now from the chemo, but she signed the forms, and waited, and a date eventually turned up in the mail.She took a taxi to Lennox Hospital on a Sunday afternoon in July for her first treatment.What else could she. Wear it with pride."We got dressed; I ensured I used a panty liner and took a couple extra plus a tampon or two. I figured Dave wouldn't need any teasing this morning, so I buttoned my blouse up, leaving the two top buttons open.I was still a bit wobbly now then so Bob kept an arm around my waist, and we snuggled as we went into the kitchen.Elizabeth and Dave were there. She was glowing all over even where she had clothes on. We had the freshly-fucked look!We looked at each other and burst out.