Grabbing his pants, she pulled until he got the hint and stood up. Gripping his pants, she led him towards the stairs and up them to her bedroom.Closi...ng the door behind her, she turned to face him.“You sure about this?” Austin asked, caught between not wanting to stop and not wanting to start.“Yeah,” Taylor said, nodding her head even as she felt the nerves building inside her.To show him that she meant it, she unbuttoned her shorts. Pulling the zipper down, she smirked as his eyes went to her. So Kathy and I finally were offered base housing in Peterborough twenty-five miles from the base. The whole street was a loop and the houses on the outside of the loop were leased from the local council for Americans stationed at RAF Alconbury but the inside of the loop was all British people. It was funny, but some of my best friends became the people across the street from our house there. Each house was a duplex, and we loved our house and the friends we made there.I guess we had been there. Much to their dismay, we learned very quickly. The instructor in him never quit.It took us three hours to put all the planes away. Of course, we had to take a look at the terminal and speak to Carson and Sabrina while they were both there.While Lorrie was in the terminal building she reviewed the flights scheduled for the planes for the next 30 days. There were a lot just for the scheduled customer flights. There were a few I need for the M&M colleges inspection our newest colleges but none of. It wasn't like they'd spent the previous night making out until 4:30… honest."I didn't know you were staying over?" he asked in lieu of a greeting."Yeah, my mom's out of town, I decided to stay here for a while. You don't mind, do you?" she answered.It wasn't a lie, not really. Her mom really was out of town and she really had decided to stay at Carly's for a while. It wasn't her fault that correlation didn't imply causation."Does my answer even matter?" Spencer's tone indicated that he already.