Marcy looked up and blinked at the tall very good looking man. She realized she might have been staring a little to long and quickly covered her embarrassment with a smile. "Oh Dr. Tucker. Jenny's expecting you. She's in the back working with our accountant. I'll let her know you're here. Marcy got up and headed to the back trying to shake herself out of a daze. She'd seen a picture of Dr. Tucker before, but seeing him in person was very different. He seemed slightly grumpy though so she wasn't sure if he was actually a good catch or just pretty to look at.<br/><br/>She knocked on the door before opening it. Jenny and Zach looked up. "Dr. Tucker's here" she said and Jenny nodded. "I'll be out in a minute to meet him along with Zack. Marcy saw Zack nervous look and couldn't help, but feel bad for him. Marcy didn't know the whole story, but she knew something had happened to Zach that made him nervous when meeting new people especially men. He'd gotten better, but she felt she should give some warning to better prepare Zach. "He seems grumpy, but not angry." Zach and Jenny nodded and Marcy closed the door and walked back to the desk. "She'll be out in a moment with Zach, our accountant. He's also a volunteer here so you'll probably be working with him at some point.<br/><br/>Jenny and Zach came out a minute latter. Zach was nervous and when he saw the large man he had to force himself not to run. "Hello Dr. Tucker" Jenny said sticking out her hand for him to shake. "I'm Jenny Parson and this is Zach Campbell. He helps with the books and is a regular volunteer here." Zach smiled polity "nice to meet you" he said softly. Zach had to keep from biting his lower lip out of nervousness.<br/><br/>"Zach here will be the one to show you around" Jenny said happily and Zach looked at her expecting for this to be a joke, but she just kept smiling. Zach swallowed the lump in his throat and hoped that Dr. Tucker wasn't really as grumpy as he looked. He couldn't be all bad if he liked animals enough to be a vet. Still Zach was unsure he could handle someone who was gruff. He had devolved a fear of making people angry. So much so that Dan was working with him to not worrying about pleasing everyone.<br/><br/>Zach was getting slightly better, but the fear to please was always strongest with strangers and especially with men. He hoped that things would work out. That Dr. Tucker would warm up to him and maybe be friends. Zach liked making friends since he'd lost so many. He was still building a new group of supportive and encouraging friends. Dan insisted that he needed more people in his life than just his family. They were a good base, but he needed some good friends as well.