We started to argue and blame each other. Really no one was doing anything wrong; we were just tired and stressed. Both of us were targets, me, becaus... I was a soldier, Jean, because she was working with a politician. So both of us were watching for attacks on ourselves and worrying about the other.Unusually, this call-out lasted a month. The terrorist upsurge was widespread, and even with Regular Army reinforcements we remained called-out. I was almost a full-time soldier. I was putting in. "Man, I think someone has missed me as much as I've missed them," Coreystated after our long kiss."You think you two wouldn't after being on the phone so much," Mom stated."Tell me Mom, wouldn't you miss something like this if you hadn't seen himin two weeks?" I asked.Mom smiled, "I guess I would." Thanks Miss Linda for letting me come and stay here this weekend," Coreysaid."I told you you could. If I'd changed my mind, I'd have to listen to Mattcry for days," Mom laughed."I know that's right,". "Why should I do that for you? What's in it? No, don't tell me. I bet you want to ask her out but are too frightened to phone her, right?" I didn't bother to reply, I knew she could see that she had hit the nail on the head by the look on my face."Give it here then. I know why you want to see her. I think it was absolutely disgusting what you did to her at the pool. You should be ashamed of yourself for what you did to her. Taking advantage of an innocent girl like that. You should apologise to. Although I willadmit that for a year I was vaguely associated with the squad and gotto watch them at close range. Don't laugh, but I was in the band."Craig tried not to giggle, but he let out a little noise. "Hey! Itold you not to, but yes, I was briefly a band geek. I played altosax." She topped off his drink and asked, "So have you decided whichkind of cheerleader you are?" Does it matter? Do I have to decide now?" It matters a great deal. I need to know what kind of look toprepare for, and.