"Hey, don't look away," Rosen stated, "You've started over, right?"

Long still didn't look at Rosen.

"c'mon," Rosen sighed, "Stop being so embarrassed and look at my beautiful mug," he grinned.

"... Why?" Long asked.

"Well why are you trying to hard to not look at me?" Rosen countered, a little offended.

"... I'm not," Long argued. "But now, why do I have to look at your 'mug?'"

Rosen blinked, "... mug... like... my face," he clarified, confused.

"... Oh..." Long replied. Maybe all that whispering in his ear had effected him.

Rosen glanced at him and then started laughing.

Long didn't seem to think it was funny. He still didn't look at Rosen either.

"I mean if you want to see my..." and listed off a bunch of explicits, "you're more than welcome to," he teased lightly.

Long made a mental note of the references, but didn't reply.

"Anyway, stop ignoring me and look at me," Rosen whined.

The whining didn't seem to help. With nothing to distract him he was starting to drift away again.

Rosen stared at Long for a long moment before shifting and plopping down right in front of him, "Will you give me a back massage? Being knocked out really tightened me up," he complained.

Long seemed rather confused. "... Me?" he asked.

"Why? Is that a problem?" he replied, "We're starting over, right?"

Long paused before explaining, "Women usually give massages."

Rosen blinked and looked over his shoulder at Long, "You're a pampered little thing, aren't you?" he chuckled.

Long didn't answer, looking off to the side.

Rosen started leaning back, "Imma keep leaning back until you give me a massage," he warned with a smirk.

Long paused, letting it go on until it was starting to get ridiculous. Then he sighed and put his hands on Rosen's shoulders.

Despite Rosen's calm demeanor he flinched ever so slightly but he didn't move from Long's hands, "Get on with it will ya?" he complained.

So Long slowly tried massaging Rosen's back. He clearly had no experience, but he seemed to at least understand the concept. He found the muscles holding tension in Rosen's back and pressed them to release the pressure.

"Ow!" Rosen complained as Long pressed a sensitive area, "Not so hard..."

--

The door to Wolfe's room suddenly opened and Frei walked inside. Wolfe was too absorbed with Raven to notice.

"... Sorry," Long replied, trying to ease up. He didn't have much practice being gentle.

--

Raven didn't notice Frei either, lost in the moment with Wolfe.

Rosen squirmed a bit but managed to not complain for awhile before he suddenly leaned all the way back against Long, "You really... are harsh," he whined quietly.

--

Finally Wolfe spotted the door open out of the corner of his eye and pulled away from Raven. He froze as he spotted Frei, standing and staring blankly at the two of them.

Long pushed back a bit. "... I don't mean to be," he replied.

--

"What?" Raven complained as Wolfe pulled away. After a moment he followed Wolfe's eyes and his face turned a deep shade of red.

Rosen stayed leaning against him, "I guess you've never had much chance to be gentle..." he mused, "That counts as starting over, right? Start being more gentle!"

--

Frei seemed a little amused at their reactions, "I'm taking Fin to an amusement park and since you two are doing this... I don't see how you can refuse me," there was a trace of a smirk on her lips as she turned to leave. Wolfe still hadn't regained his voice.

"... It's hard," Long complained quietly.

--

Raven didn't say anything either, still coming back to earth.

"You thought starting over would be easy?" Rosen demanded, looking up at Long's face.

--

After a long moment Wolfe cleared his throat, "... what time is it?" he asked quietly before looking around for his pants.

Long glanced at Rosen, but immediately looked away.

--

"... I don't know," Raven admitted as he looked for a clock.

"AhHa!" Rosen exclaimed as he sat up and turned around to face Long, "You finally looked at me!"

--

Wolfe started cussing when he saw the time.

Long seemed a little embarrassed.

--

"... I thought you were taking the day off," Raven noted as Wolfe paused to take a breath. He made himself minimally decent before trying to help Wolfe collect himself.

Which made Rosen grin, "Good job, Long," he praised before suddenly kissing his cheek lightly and moving to stand.

--

Wolfe ran a hand through his hair, "I've never..." he whispered, "lost track of time... before."

Long was confused, but he didn't say anything as he looked out at the water again.

--

Raven just smiled a little, kissing Wolfe's cheek lightly.

Rosen grabbed his arm, "Let's start heading back, you shouldn't push your body too much."

--

"It's... scary," Wolfe decided.

Long didn't argue as he started to push himself up.

--

"... Take a few deep breaths to clear your head," Raven suggested quietly, still smiling. "Then figure out what to do next."

Rosen helped him get up and supported him a little, "You okay?"

--

Wolfe took a few deep breathes, then looked at Raven. After a short pause he leaned in for another kiss.

Long nodded a little.

--

Raven was pleasantly surprised and kissed him back. "You should have this schedule every day," he noted quietly as Wolfe pulled away.