The moment of tension that was a direct result of her talking about their honeymoon was not lost on Freya and in a way it was perhaps only natural that even after all this time Morgen still felt a sting of the betrayal they had both subjected him to. Though if she was honest his reaction back then, as understandable as it had been in the very moment it happened, had been exaggerated the way he ha refused to even hear Jourdan out about how what Freya could give her was entirely different from what he could give her and that there really was no reason for him to be jealous. It was sausages vs clams, as she had told Freya after it was clear that Morgen had left Boston. Freya herself had reasoned that she and Morgen had shared so many lovers over the years they had known each other. It had been their thing sort of and something they were known for around campus. What was one more, even if Morgen and Jourdan had been engaged to be married. Of course she understood the difference from a strictly normative perspective. She had after all been raised catholic after her mother remarried. She was well aware of the so-called sanctity of marriage but why did marriage have to be only between two people. She was as naturally poly-amorous as she was lesbian and between her and Jourdan there had always been an openness about it, not that either of them had acted on it, at least not yet, but there was no jealousy between them because of lingering looks. In fact such looks were often shared between them and sometimes talked about.<br/><br/>As the alcohol began to flow more liberally though the tension seemed to dissipate. Morgen entertained them with tales of his work and the world behind the scenes of international architecture and Freya regaled Morgen with stories from the world of art and some of the commissions she had been offered over the years since her break through. One couple had even offered her six figures for painting a scene from an amateur porn video the two had made. Any still from the 25  minutes long video would be acceptable but of course they had a few favourite places. It had been too good an offer, financially speaking, to refuse but when the work was finished it was obvious that Freya had spent a lot more time on the woman than on the man.<br/><br/>With spirits now a lot higher, almost reminiscent of the old days, Freya nodded at Morgen when he stated that he might have to work his magic on the stunning redhead that had just entered. She was quite a looker and from the way she had winked at him, or at least in his direction, signalled that she was probably not entirely adverse to him working his Morgen Magic on her at some point later in the evening.<br/>"It certainly was," Freya said in response to her wife's question and remembered the evening when Jourdan had stopped being just eye candy for them both, when she stopped being their favourite waitress and became Morgen's lover/girlfriend/fiance in quick succession.<br/>"Just watch and you might perhaps recognise the moves," she added with a smile and a chuckle.<br/><br/>Morgen's question regarding a marital checklist also brought a smile to Freya's lips and she nodded at Jourdan's suggestion. It would indeed be interesting to hear what a professional architect thought of their renovated loft, much of which the two of them had designed together over the first year and a half of their marriage using the majority of their combined income on it. She was entirely unaware of any ulteriour motives her wife might have for inviting Morgen to their home. Instead she began counting down a check list raising one finger for each item, and a slight slur in her voice as they were now on their fourth round of double shots of Lambfell Moar.<br/>"No dog but two cats, both called Sam. No Subaru but a restored 1947 Indian Chief and an Aston Martin DB5 convertible. No kids, yet."<br/>She glanced at her wife and smiled as the topic of kids had popped up between them more often lately and at the same time she realised that neither modes of transportation she had mentioned them having were designed for families and that once they did solve the issues of having children without offending Freya's family, mostly her step-father, too much they would have to get themselves a family vehicle, an SUV of some sort and perhaps also consider buying a house in the suburbs. A one bedroom loft with an elevator that only went to the floor below was of course far from ideal for a family.