“Well, it must be a little appropriate, or you wouldn’t be having cake and wearing a sash.”  Luke chuckled,  his smile only growing as Tess introduced herself, and even better, offered him a slice of cake.  Either she was out of practice on how a woman in a club usually brushed a guy off right away if she wasn't interested, or maybe she was interested, but either way he was not going to pass up any opportunities.  “I think I’ll pass for the moment on the cake, it doesn’t really go with what I am drinking.  Speaking of which, can I get you anything?”  He asked.<br/><br/>Waiting for a response, he looked over his shoulder quickly to determine if there were any waitresses nearby to flag down.  Noting that her two friends were dancing with some guy, well one was dancing the other was scowling, Luke figured he had at least a few minutes with Tess to himself.  “So, is this your first night out since…?” He asked, indicating the Divorced sash with a wave of his hand, trying NOT to look like he was noticing how see through Tess’ dress was.  “I’m surprised you didn’t rush to dance with your friends.  Not that I am complaining!”<br/><br/>Someone who<i>was</i>ready to start complaining, Zander had nevertheless taken Astrid’s revelations in stride, staying dancing with the two girls, although at this point it was really just dancing with Annie under Astrid’s watchful eyes.  The fact that Annie was married was not great of course, but it wasn’t as firm a shutdown as Astrid’s situation was, especially when it came out that the blonde had not worn her ring out.  Zander wasn’t exactly out here looking to meet his lifemate, and so a fling with a married woman wasn’t out of the realm of possibilities for him.<br/><br/>Indeed as Annie danced his way, moving even a little closer than he had been before, he grinned slyly, unable to resist shooting a look Astrid's way, and closed the rest of the distance.  With his body now bumping into the blonde’s on a regular basis, Zander kept right up with the beat as one song switched to the next.  “You might be married, but you do know how to move.”  He said, his tone practiced to carry over the music but not much past his partner.