Oliver was wondering when Sara was going to show up. He knew that the Legends had come to the city a little while ago, but Sara just never came to him. He didn't go around hunting her down either, he knew that she would come to him when she was ready. Forcing her to come to him wouldn't be much help, and she definitely wouldn't talk to him if he forced her to do anything. So, as much as he hated it, he had to let her come to him on her own accord, even if that took weeks, he would just have to be patient. So, when she showed up, finally, he was more than happy and relieved, and he instantly welcomed her inside.<br/><br/>"He's not overreacting, I know how you are Sara. Also, no, things aren't going to be fixed by us talking, not right away, but we need to talk. So, why don't you take a seat, grab a drink if you want, everything is over there," he pauses for a second to point at a cabinet that he had filled with all sorts of liquor, "And talk. I know how hard it must be, your father's death on top of Laurel's. You're not handling it well, I should know. Oh, might as well make yourself comfortable because you're going to be here a while. I'm not letting you go back until I know you're mostly back to your usual self, and that means not taking unnecessary risks and acting out and going on your little violent sprees. So, get comfortable because it's going to be a few days, or weeks, depending on you. You can't be leading a team if you're acting out and not clear in your head."<br/><br/>Pausing for a bit, he closed the distance between them, hugging her tightly. "It's okay Sara, it's just you and me, just let it out. I've seen every side and bit of you, so nothing is going to surprise me. If I had known sooner than I would have had them bring you back sooner. I'm here for you, just like always, so just let it all out." He never judged her, and he wasn't going to start now, or ever. They had always been open with each other from the start, they both knew each other's ugly side, and just everything ugly about them.<br/><br/>_____________________________________<br/><br/>"Well, you have your own opinions and likes. I wouldn't want to do something that you're not up for, it wouldn't be fair to you." Serena knew that a relationship wasn't one sided, she's been through her fair share of relationships and had experience. "But, seems like we got our minds made up for what to do this evening." She chuckled lightly before going quiet to listen to him talk, letting him finish before speaking up. "That does sound weird, but to each their own. Though, I hope that you eventually tell them about us, unless you aren't thinking of us in the longer term. You can't hide our relationship forever, but you tell them when you're ready." She understood about him wanting to wait, as some people wanted to make sure of things before telling their family, but the part that confused her was how telling them would risk their relationship. Was he afraid that his family wouldn't like her and try to drive her away? That was the only thing that made sense to her because she didn't know how deep it went.<br/><br/>"Why don't you pick a movie while I finish dinner up? We'll watch and eat, then just cuddle after we aren't stuffing our faces with food." She mused with a chuckle before kissing his cheek and pealing herself away from him, going to the kitchen to finish dinner up before putting the food onto plates and bring it out the couch, handing Roy a plate before sitting back down next to him. "You know, I can't believe that Oliver Queen is back in town, I thought that he was going to be in prison for life or something similar. Not that I'm saying it's a bad thing that he's back, I'm kind of glad that he's back, the city needs him. How do you feel about him coming back?" Everyone had their own opinions, and while some are happy that the former mayor is back, others are less than thrilled.