Quintuplets

"Okay," Raegan whispered to me as he walked toward the door. "Hear anything?"

"No," I whispered leaning against the door. "Is Dana even out there?"

“She should be,” He nodded, holding me close as I hushed him.

“Oh, Dev…”

"Yup," I nodded slowly as I grabbed his hand and walked him to the couch. "So.."

"Where did you learn how to do a lap dance?" he asked wide eyed.

"TV."

“Well,” He kissed my lips softly. “You learn well.”

“I know,” I nodded and grinned, wrapping my arms around his neck. “I love you, Raegan.”

"And I love you Delilah," he smiled and kissed my lips tenderly, feathering his fingers down my shoulder and arms. "You're beautiful."

"Thank you," I blushed.

“Your so amazing,” Raegan whispered and kissed my ear. “Promise me one day we’ll get married…. One day soon…”

"Are you proposing Raegan?" I questioned with a smile.

"I'm proposing that we do in the future, yes."

"Then yes," I smiled. “One day soon, we’ll get married.”

“And kids?”

“Of course,” I smiled and buried my face into his neck, crying softly.

"Why are you crying baby?" he rubbed my back softly.

"I'm happy," I whispered kissing his neck. "Thank you for making me so happy Rae, I really, truly love you."

“I know,” He nodded into my hair. “And I really love you, too.”

"Wow," I leaned back licking my lips. "I don't think I've ever kissed that much before."

"Me either," Devan smiled.

“Thank you,” I grabbed his hand and smiled.

"No problem," he smiled as he wiggled his eyebrows. "Anytime."

“Keep dreaming, bud,” I patted his shoulder.

“Li, calm down,” I heard Raegan whisper from behind the door.

"I wonder what's going on?" I mumbled as I stood up with Devan's help.

"Let's listen," Devan whispered.

“I love you, Rae,” Delilah wept.

“I love you, too, Del,” He answered. “Please stop crying, I only proposed.”

"He proposed!" I nearly yelled.

"Shh."

"I know Raegan, but it’s wonderful," she whispered. "I'm allowed to cry aren't I?"

“Yeah, but,” Rae said, hushed. “Do you want your sister to find out?”

"Not yet, she'll be upset," she sniffed. "I love you; will you stay with me tonight?"

"Yes," he laughed. "I will, go to sleep."

“Okay,” She whispered and sighed heavily.

“Night, babe,” Raegan said. “I love you. I’m so glad you love me, too.”

"She's engaged," I whispered.

"She's engaged," Devan whispered.

“Yes, guys,” Raegan chuckled lowly. “We’re engaged.”

"Ah!" I screamed and fell against Devan. "When did you get there?"

"When you said we're engaged the first time."

“Ahhh!” I squealed. “She’s engaged! And… Eighteen? Dude, little young, but hell. You love each other, that’s all that matters!”

"Yeah," he smiled as he looked at us both. "I want you guys to be the maid of honor and the groomsmen."

"I so call groomsmen," I joked.

"I'm not getting stuck with the dress again!"

“Again?” My jaw dropped.

“It’s a long story,” Raegan chuckled.

"One day," I pointed to him. "One day."

"I'll tell you later."

“You better,” I insisted.

"I will," he sighed as he grabbed my hand and pulled me up to my room, slowly of course since I had to show him where my room was. “Now what?”

“I dunno,” I shrugged.

"Twenty two minus Twenty three?"

"Negative one?" I questioned as Delilah rolled her eyes.

"Duh."

“You’re so smart,” I giggled.

“What’s all this for?” She huffed impatiently.

"I was bored," she said dumbly. "And I'm waiting for Raegan to get out of practice."

“Why?”

“I need to tell him something.”

“And that would be?”

"None ya business biatch," she stuck her tongue out at me.

"I'll find out."

“Eventually,” She shrugged as the boys varsity football team walked out of the gym. “Rae!”

“Li!” Raegan grinned as Delilah jumped on his hips. “I have to tell you something.”

“What?” He whispered into her neck.

"What did she say?" I questioned as Devan walked over to me.

"I didn't hear, but he looks faint."

“Shit, Rae, are you okay?” She asked as Raegan sat her down.

"Are you serious?" he questioned softly as he gripped her hand.

"Yes," she nodded.

“Oh, Delilah,” His eyes teared up as he hugged her. “I love you.”

"I'm worried now," I whispered to Devan.

"Me too," he eyed the couple. "What do you think it is?"

“I don’t know,” I shook my head and stood him up, pulling him over to Rae and Li. “Guys, what’s wrong?”

"Nothing," Delilah smiled. "I was just asking him something."

"About marriage?"

"How--"

“I’m pregnant.”