Cara chuckled at Jay's quick agreement of the plan of action and shivered lightly at the nip on the neck. Her thoughts of payback were quickly swept aside though, as Hannah jumped out of the Range Rover and hugged them. Well, hugged Jay mostly. "Good to see you too, Hannah. It's been too long." Cara's voice was sweet and honest. She did miss her girlfriend. She missed Mathyas more, but that was different. Her eyes were already on him getting out of the car while Hannah awed at how good Jay looked. It wasn't until Jay replied with that damn Berry name that she whipped her head to look at the two of them. Her brow arched a bit but she didn't allow herself to comment on it. Jay and Hannah were friends, just like her and Mathyas.<em>Doesn't mean you have to like how close they are. Were. Are.</em>Talk about hypocrisy...<br/><br/>After her and Hannah had gotten a few words together and the guys had said their hello, Cara couldn't resist any longer and strolled over. She made sure her walk was casual so she wouldn't fall into temptation and run like a five year old, but her little smile grew bigger with each step. Even if they'd sent emails back and forth and chatted on the phone, not being able to catch up in person had been difficult. They'd spent so much time together as kids and teenagers... Not spending any time together at all was tough.<br/><br/>When she reached them she smiled at Jay and then jumped up a little to wrap her arms around Mathyas's neck for a tight hug. "Hey you," she murmured before she let go. "And what are you guys talking about, bad cooking? Me and Hannah will dominate that kitchen. Just you wait!" She added that chuckling, having heard them before. "You just focus on what you're good at. Using those muscles." She grinned and looped her arms around each of theirs for a second, pulling them both closer, before she released the hold and jogged off towards Hannah and the house.