I'm Guessing You Can't Always Win

"So, what's your decision? Quick and easy, or painful and forced?"

"How about we add a c, just so there is one, and chose that. None?"

"Already told you before, not an option."

"Should be."

"Isn't, though."

Tay shrugged, leaning back against the wall.

"Guess this means the painful way, eh Reg?" Lani said looking at the other.

Reg smirked. "That's the fun way," She said.

"Oh, of course it is," Lani said with a smirk. "Should we get on it, or should we let her suffer from the spells she's already got on her first?"

"Dunno," Reg said grinning. "Both sounds nice, but than so does lunch? I'm sure Taylor here won't mind awfully if we happen to disapear for a few hours or so?"

"Lunch does sound rather nice," Lani said with a nod. "Shall we do that, then?"

"Sure," Regan opened the door strolling out.

Lani followed after her, giving Taylor a quick wave over her shoulder.

Taylor stared at the door as it shut. SHe pulled her knee's up into her chest, leaning her head down on them.

Lani and Reg returned some hours later. "How're you feeling?" Lani asked Taylor upon walking in.

"Wonderful," Taylor replied, her eyes squeezed shut. "Just great."

Lani frowned. "That's a pity."

"Isn't it," Reg said. "Maybe we should speed things along a little?"

Lani made a thoughtful face. "Maybe," she muttered. "Although, watching her slowly suffer could be fun."

"Yes it could," Reg threw her ball up in her palm. Having located it when she went off for lunch.

"We can start the real work tomorrow," Lani suggested.

"Okay," Regan smirked. "Ah ow," Tay muttered under her breath.

"So, Reg," Lani said. "What shall we do to pass the time?"

"Don't know," Regan said watching her ball as she threw it. "Any ideas?"

Lani thought for a moment. "We could play chess or something."