Blue hadn't seen any reason to throw on more than what he was already even at the announcement Sig was back. Eivind hadn't specified that he'd brought company along again this time and he could tell Stellan was trying to look anywhere but Blue. Wise given how everything about him screamed claimed from his scent down to a few light crescent-shaped marks around his neck, shoulders, and thighs. Hostility wasn't extended Sig's way even when he pulled the young man tighter to him, wrapped an arm around his waist as he walked with him into the kitchen.<br/><br/>“I think between the two of us we're getting him trained into the proper house husband, yeah?” Sig answered, looking back at Eivind over his shoulder. The gruff wolf snorted.<br/><br/>“As long as no one ever hits on you in front of them they won't see what a real psycho your mate can be.” More teasing though Eivind didn't seem to care. He hadn't wavered on his stance when it came to Blue. “New couches too? No wonder you smell dick.” Sig held a finger up at Eivind, as if to scold. “You do all this to try and make him forget what an asshole you are a lot of the time?”<br/><br/>“Seems like it worked,” Eivind said with a small grin that Sig returned. He was in a good mood at least. Any real irritation Sig had felt towards the situation had been shed at the cave. Eivind let the boys be and went to take a seat across the table from Stellan. Sig was chattering on about unimportant things and so Eivind took the time while Blue was distracted.<br/><br/>“You understand why I acted the way I did, right? There's really very little reason why I should trust you at all except that you obviously haven't told them anything about us. Sig likes you and outside of your connections and I don't see any reason why he shouldn't. Don't put him, or my mate in danger, and we shouldn't have any more issues,” Eivind said, speaking calmly while making himself clear. No aggression and no threats, their rocky introduction to one another pushed aside. Stellan could have certainly made their life more difficult and he didn't have to go out and convince Sig to return.<br/><br/>Sig was peeking, making sure that tension wasn't climbing between the two males. Eivind seemed more at ease than the last time but he had his serious face on. Stellan didn't look angry so he didn't imagine anyone was hurling insults. He decided to stall a little bit in the kitchen to give the two males some time to work out some of their issues.<br/><br/>“Stellan said he'd give us a heads up if he suspected his pack had gotten wind of anything,” Sig told Blue softly, and he believed him. “Not a bad idea to have someone knowing what was going on over there, even if Eivind doesn't really care for it.” Hopefully, it would give them time they needed if it ever came to anything serious. Blue knew where his loyalty stood but he'd like to avoid direct conflict if possible. Lofgren was too dangerous to be taken lightly.