Good thing our phone plans are unlimited call and text

The group FaceTime call ended when their group chat pinged for all of them, letting them know that Zenya, Leia and Ginnie had reached the San Diego area where the three of them lived. Terra and Becca were both headed to bed and teased that Cass and Cattie shouldn’t keep me up too late - I was a working man, after all.

We had about twenty minutes to ourselves, the girls actually deciding to start getting ready for bed and then making a show of it as they walked around half-clothed and shooting me teasing glances. Then my phone was ringing and I swung my legs off the bed and adjusted my (astoundingly, considering the day I’d had) half-hard chub in my shorts before I headed out of the room so they could be as loud as they needed.

“Good evening, Sunshine,” I said as I answered the phone, heading downstairs.

“Good evening… I was gonna say ‘moonlight’ but that is not a good nickname for you,” Leia laughed. “So I guess I’ll stick with what works. Good evening, Tiger.”

I groaned happily as I went over to the couch in the living room and sat down. “All home safe, gorgeous?”

“Yep. I was closest so I got dropped off first. Zenya is dropping Ginnie off next, then she’ll be home and probably wants to call you too.”

We talked briefly about the drive, a long ten hours with rest stops, and she asked if our drive had been more ‘eventful.’ I asked what she knew, and she laughed. “Probably most of it,” she said. “Everyone agreed they wanted to know in the group chat so Cass and Cattie told us. I read the texts to Zenya while she was driving and she was squirming in her seat, and Ginnie actually started rubbing her bean under her shorts, the little freak.”

I snorted and shook my head. “How was her ass feeling?”

“Sore,” Leia chuckled. “But she’s fine. She did complain that she never got to actually have sex with you, but I'm kind of glad she didn’t. Sharing you with the other girls is different than with my oldest friend, y’know?”

“I don’t know, but I appreciate that it would be,” I said.

“Oh, right,” Leia said. “I guess you don’t.” Then she blew out a long breath. “I know we’ve said it a bunch, but… this is insane, right?”

“Completely,” I agreed.

“My parents are going to think I’ve joined a cult,” she said wryly.

“Is that something you’re worried about?” I asked.

“No, at least not yet,” she sighed. “I’m… not trying to keep us a secret or anything, but…”

“It’s weird, we need to keep working on making it make sense, and we haven’t made it official,” I guessed.

“Yeah,” she agreed. “All of that. Plus we’re long distance, plus it’s going to involve me moving away, which is probably the thing that’s going to freak them out the most.”

“You grew up in San Diego?” I asked.

“Technically Ginnie and I grew up in Del Mar, which is just north of San Diego,” Leia sighed. “I always thought it would be cool to move up to LA or San Francisco but, I mean, expensive. So I’ve never actually lived too far from my parents. Vegas isn’t even that far, but they’ll still be all ‘woe is me, our daughter is abandoning us.’”

The only reason I wasn’t concerned about this being a problem was because Leia was clearly making light of it. “If it would make them feel any better I could come down to meet them ahead of any big move.”

“Oh, you’ll definitely need to do that,” Leia said. “But thank you for confirming you’d do it.” Then she sighed.

“Sunshine, did you have a coffee or something in the last hour?” I asked with a little smile.

“No, I had a Coke,” she laughed. “Do I sound wired?”

“A little bit. You did get a nap in though.”

“I need to unpack,” she said. “And then I was gonna play something. I’d say we should play together but Zenya will be calling you.”

“We’ll get our accounts friended and stuff soon and play,” I promised her.

She sighed again, and I felt like I could see her nodding and then getting the slightly pensive, slightly shy look on her face that she would get.

“What’s up, Leia?” I asked her.

She exhaled and then snorted. “How do you know I had something running through my head?”

“You do ‘thinking silence’ in a particular way,” I said.

“What? Like how?”

“I don’t know, you just do,” I said. “Plus you get this cute little, tiny furrow in your brow.”

“You can’t even see me,” she said.

“Yeah, but I could feel it,” I chuckled.

“Well, I was thinking about something,” she said. Then she got quieter, like someone could overhear us. “I was thinking about how I wish I could have you in bed with me tonight, spooning up against me.”

“Mmm,” I groaned. “I’d love that.”

“And then in the morning- Oh, hey Natalie- No, it’s- Well yeah, it’s a boy- Shut up, Nat!” She’d been lowering the phone away from her mouth and her voice got clearer as she brought it back up. “Hey, I need to go give my roommate a wet willy because she’s being a pain in my ass. Talk to you tomorrow?”

“Sounds good, Sunshine. Love you.”

“Love you too, Tiger,” she said, then more faintly as she was moving to end the call I could hear. “Oh, shut up, yes, I said I lov-”

I coughed lightly, smiling and shaking my head. Just one more call to go for the night.

Probably.

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