THE BATTLEFIELD OF LOVE
Part 169's. Go Home
"Jen, ..."
I made him mention my name again this morning. It seems that he has been storing his energy for too long. So it's easy to seduce him to start.
"I'm not your lover."
"Why are you asking that again, Toothsie."
"Call me Honey. Don't call me by that weird name again." I protested with that childhood call. My teeth are good now.
"That's more intimate. You're the only one who's got such a unique call."
"I don't want to be called that." She laughs.
"Well Honey, just like you wanted Toothsie." And now as I've got a chance to pinch his belly that's got that hot curve*an.
"What did you say? I told you not to call me Tootsie again."
"Toothsie, you won the torturer. Cease to. We have to go to work now even if the patients aren't crowded." He stopped me by kissing me. This forger knew how to harness his physical superiority this morning.
"All right, I'm going."
And I left with a smile on my lips. And now it's neat with hands holding the job. Today we release the last patient under our supervision. There were no more patients in the red zone, as the soldiers already knew how to deal with the dense areas of the city without harming themselves.
"There seems to be a rainbow in the sky this morning." Laura arrived beside me and examined my bright face.
"What do you mean?" I glanced at him still with a smile on my lips.
"You don't make the gossip unclear, obviously that's not what happened."
"Then what...?" He looked at me, and I kept grimacing wide.
"Me and James are finally lovers." He may feel like he heard the wrong thing.
"You're kidding me, isn't it a month ago that you're sure she doesn't have feelings for you?"
"I'll tell you why for that one..." I'm sharing my happiness with Laura now, but it's also a sad story about my mother having a liver transplant. And until now I didn't know if I could go back to El Paso right away.
"Rupanya... James was watching you so much that he even knew you were lying."
"Yes..." Is not that half is to be grateful for. "I'm waiting for news from Gilbert right now, hopefully he can help me get home..." I told you about our drastic reduction in casualties, the reason I could be allowed to go home and also that most likely before the end of the year we could have a total green zone declaration and the possibility of military personnel being allowed to apply for leave.
"Applying for leave. eventually." Laura is also happy because this means that even from civilians she may also be able to apply for leave.
"Eventually we can all go home."
If I can't get the transport, Mom's doctor says it's possible you can wait a few months to a year until the condition really worsens with current treatment, although I wish it was as soon as possible, I can't push Gilbert either.
Four days after James' request, Gilbert called me. I'm hoping for anxiety right now, maybe this is a sign he managed to arrange to slip me into a military transport.
"Jen, good to see you again. Come sit down, I have good news for you." I sat in front of him quickly, hoping for the best. Maybe he got a ticket to take me home.