Shane was glad that Sissy understood he was just teasing her. He meant no harm in it. If he thought her feelings would be hurt, he wouldn't do it at all. Shane also understood he probably wasn't the easiest person to love. Not anymore, that was. He had a lot of issues thanks to the shit he survived in Paris. It took a strong, loving person to put up with him. He was just very thankful he had found Sissy. There had been a time that he thought he'd die alone and that thought had been very depressing.<br/><br/>Shane was also glad that Sissy didn't seem to get upset if he brought Diane up sometimes. It was hard to not talk about her. She had been a big part of his life and what happened to Diane in Paris had changed him forever. He must be doing something right, Shane thought. Sissy didn't seem to be jealous of his memories about Diane. He made an effort to make sure his wife knew she was the one he loved, not a ghost.<br/><br/>Shane thought that since the movers were here, they were a step closer to this house becoming their home. Shane planned to spend the rest of his life in this house, with Sissy. Raise any kids they had here and grow old with her here. This house was going to be a huge part of their future. Shane moved the heavier boxes were they belonged. Again, he thought the house was almost too large for all their things. The two most important things to worry about today were the kitchen and their bedroom. They needed to eat and sleep, after all. The other rooms could wait and it would surely take a few days to be fully settled in.<br/><br/>Shane was surprised how much the previous owners had left behind. It was like they couldn't wait to get out of here. Which was so surprising...The house was very beautiful. George, Paul's cousin, had been right. This was the deal of lifetime. He and Sissy would never have found another deal like this in a million years.<br/><br/>Shane and the movers were putting the heavier things into place, like the furniture the couple had brought with them. Some things, like pictures and knickknacks could wait. Shane smiled at his wife.<br/><br/>"Well, we got the boxes into the bedroom already, if you want to start unpacking them."