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her some packets of sugar from the table.             
                  “Thank you,” she smiled.  “It’s a gorgeous day.  Waking up to the beach right outside our window has got to be the best, don’t you think?”
                  “Wait until you see my parents’ house,” Billy told her.  “It’s on the water, too.”
     
                  “Hmmm, just leave me there, okay?” she laughed.  “You can come back and get me
     
    in a month.”
     
                  “I might just have to stay there to keep you company,” he smiled.
                  “Oh, don’t threaten unless you mean it,” she laughed.
                  “I’ve got something to tell you,” Billy said.
                  “What?” Sarah asked.
                  “You woke up in your sleep last night and you were really distressed,” he told her.
                  “I was?”
                  “Yes.  I don’t mean to pry, but who is Shaunessy?”
                  “I have no clue.  Why?”
                  “Because you were upset.  I woke you up, you said the name, and fell right back to sleep,” Billy explained.
                  “I don’t remember,” said Sarah.  “I just remember dreaming about computers.  Weird, huh?”
                  “Are you on them a lot?” he asked.
                  “Only for work,” she said,  “or to send emails.”
                  “Well, I sure wish we knew who Shaunessy was.”
                  “Me, too,” said Sarah.  “But, it could also be a place.  Like a restaurant or a pub.”
                  “I guess it could,” Billy agreed.  “Did you dream about Jessie at all?”
                  “I don’t think so,” she said.  “Did you?”
                  “No.  I was too busy dreaming about you,” he smiled.
                  “No, you weren’t,” she replied.
                  “How do you know?” he grinned.
                  “I don’t, actually.  But, why would you dream about me?”
                  “Because I can.”  He loved joking with her.
                  “I can dream about you, too, you know,” she told him.
                  “Have you ever?” he asked.
                  “No, but I could,” she smiled.
                  “My daddy and mama can’t wait to meet you,” Billy said.  “What do you say we change and head down to see them?”
                  “That would be great.  Do you think they’ll like me?”
                  “They already do,” smiled Billy.
                  “Why?” asked Sarah.
                  “Because my cousin David already told them that you’re perfect for me,” he said.
                  “I didn’t pay him, honest,” she laughed.
                  “You didn’t have to,” said Billy.  “I think that David and Dana already have us married with three kids.”
                  “What if I want four?” Sarah asked.
                  “Do you?”
                  “No, but I just wanted to know what you thought of the idea,” she smiled.
                  “I’ve got plenty of room on my boat for everybody, so I guess that would be up to you.”
                  “Do you have enough life jackets?” she joked.
                  “Definitely,” he said.
                  Billy and Sarah were not even boyfriend and girlfriend, yet he was mentioning kids.  Did he like her?  Maybe he did.  She sure hoped so because she was falling for him.  Billy was easy-going in a way that she had never experienced with anyone before.  Whenever