When the two stopped, Aidan leaned over onto his knees to breath, taking slow deep breaths as if he were worn out already. He knew his sister would easily call his bluff, but it didn't hurt to stroke her ego every once in a while by making it seem that he was the far weaker of the two. The two were as close as siblings could be for most of their life until she graduated and he was left alone in high school. If it weren't for those damn deadlines, the two would have been in the same grade, but instead, Aidan missed the deadline by a month. At least he had finally graduated himself, and was ready for his first year of college. They wouldn't be going to the same school, but at least they would be close and he would have more chances to see her than he already did.<br/><br/><strong>"Thanks,"</strong>he panted out playfully before standing to full height and taking a good swig from the bottle. He stood at least a good couple inches above his sister, but that only gave him better opportunities to get a look at her in his opinion. Handing the bottle back, he looked around for a moment before seeing an elderly couple that he waited on at work, waving to them before watching the two gossip. It was at that point that he remembered that he got his job after his sister graduated, which meant that they had never met her, and due to his darker dirty blond hair, it was hard to tell they were siblings if you didn't already know.<br/><br/>A devious thought ran through his mind before he laughed it off. No, he couldn't subject an elderly couple to that level of confusion, could he?<strong>"Do ya wanna head back or head around the block?"</strong>he asked before stepping closer to his sister, just for the laughs. Nothing too suggestive, but enough to leave the couple guessing at least.