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Ryan finally straightened his expensively tailored suit jacket out and stored all the relevant documents in a briefcase for him to look over at home. The day had been eventful and he could do with a nice cup of freshly ground coffee to wash away any troubles.

'Taxi!' he yelled as he pushed his way out into the street eyes open to an array of clched yellow cabs each trying to find passengers to ship around the big apple. He stepped into an oncoming cab and closed the door as he signalled the driver to head the few blocks to his apartment. He thought about Lile on his journey, as he had done much of the day, but he imagined her more intracately remembering the soft curve to her lips that hed encountered so unexpectedly earlier and the long lines of her neck that were elegant and pale.

'That's four dollars,' the taxi driver ordered quite friendily as he pulled to the curb 'Quit obsessing over what ever your thinking about, itll be the death of you' he said as he was paid his fare. Ryan stepped out off the car with the drivers words in his head, and walked up to his building and unlocked the door.

A minimalistic view on a modern world would be the words used to describe Ryans place by any knowledgeable designer. It was tidy, yet with a homely feel, and as he made his way to the shower room where he already had a change of clothes waiting for him his phone went off.

Theres plenty more where that came from.

A reply from Lile, his heart quickened a beat and he had to clear the lump in his throat before he put the phone down on the side and made his way into the shower.

AS his muscular figure fell prey to the sweltering temperature of the water over his body, Ryans mind cleared. He had decided he liked Lile enough to play with her a little over the phone, and at this thought he smirked.

'I bet there is, Miss O'Rourke, should i ask your parents if you can come out to play?

He hoped this message would tease her but also warn her, that there were obstacles before them if anything was to happen.