My Ranger Weekend

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sounds good coming from
you. ”
    “ I like Flint too, ” I said smiling, knowing she caught my double meaning.
    “ Did Dakota mention that
they are leaving on Monday? ” Her question caught me
off guard.
    “ No, ” I answered as I shook my head finally making eye contact. “ Where are they going? ”
    “ A six month mission or
op or something. Romeo wasn ’ t really forthcoming with information. ”
    “ And Romeo told you
this? ” My heart fell into my stomach.
    “ Yes. He told me this
morning when we woke up. He said that he wanted to be honest with me and make
sure I knew this before agreeing to spend the day with him. ”
    Wow . “ Wow. What did you say
to that? ”
    “ I just said ok. I mean
what I was going to say. He is a funny guy who I could see myself really liking
but at the same time I get that it is only temporary and I should just enjoy
this weekend. We are young so why not have a weekend with a sexy-ass Ranger
with no worries of whether he will call me or not. This is what we should be
doing. ”
    “ You ’ re right. You are
absolutely right. ”
    “ If I am right then why
do you look like I just kicked your puppy twice? ”
    I snickered at her comment. “ Maybe not my puppy but definitely knocked the wind from my
sails. I can ’ t
believe Flint didn ’ t tell me. Well . . . maybe we haven ’ t really talked that
much. ” I felt my cheeks flame as I admitted to what I knew Reggie
already guessed. “ I just wish he made an effort to tell me. ”
    “ Who cares! ” Reggie was definitely trying to play it off. “ Let ’ s just enjoy the day
and hopefully the night, ” she said as she wiggled
her eyebrows at me. “ And then we ’ ll rehash the Ranger weekend, ” she said in a deep
voice mimicking the guys as she air quoted the last two words, “ over and over again
when we are like 80. It ’ ll be great. ”
    I laughed at her sum-up of what our life would be like at 80
as I threw my arm around her shoulders. “ You ’ re right. You ’ re right. ”
    “ Damn straight, ” she said as we made our way down the steps.
    “ Let ’ s go Rangers, ” Reggie called as we got to the front door. The guys rounded
the corner. Damn he ’ s hot. Flint with a shit-eating grin on his face, those broad
shoulders filling out his white t-shirt as the sleeves hugged his biceps. I was
honestly jealous of a shirt. It wasn ’ t until Reggie started laughing that I noticed that Flint had
poor Romeo in a head lock.
    “ What are you doing? ” I asked as Reggie laughed even harder. Flint was staring at
Reggie as her laughter filled the foyer.   I felt a twinge of
jealousy when I saw the appreciative gleam in his eyes as he looked her over.
But then his eyes found mine and turned from approving to downright hungry as
he stalked towards me like a predator and I was his prey.
    “ Nothing dear, ” he answered as he shrugged his shoulders. He placed a quick
kiss on my lips as he led Romeo out the front door. Romeo winked as he passed
us grabbing Reggie ’ s hand and pulling her with him. Reggie turned to me giving
me her brightest smile before she laughed out loud again and grabbed my hand to
follow her. We were all laughing by the time we made it to the beach. What a
sight we must have been to anyone walking by; Flint held Romeo in a head lock
as he pulled Reggie and me behind him while we all laughed at our own antics.
    These two were a trip. Anyone could see the friendship these
two shared. I knew nothing of Romeo and barely anything about Flint but you
could tell they were best friends just like Reggie and me. Maybe they were not
friends as long but the bond was there. Flint finally let Romeo walk normal
after we got to the sand. Both guys took our bags and hands as we walked to the
cove.
    We claimed a spot once we reached the cove. It was empty but
I knew it would fill up quickly. Once the blankets were arranged to Reggie ’ s liking we started
undressing. The temperature was just perfect. A

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