God, she'd missed him.  It felt so good, so<em>right,</em>to have him here at home with her.  She knew Gavin had to feel the same.  How could he not?  Landon was his best friend.  A brother, for all intents and purposes.<br/><br/>The morning at the aquarium had been fun.  She'd always loved to come here, finding the sight of fish and rays gliding through thousands of gallons of water soothing.  They had been like kids, watching as the divers fed the sharks and touching sea sponges in the children's area.  They had watched jellyfish and schools of angels and damsels.  In the freshwater area, there were turtles and a crocodile and fish from the Amazon river.<br/><br/>By the time they left the aquarium, she was starving.  Lunch was a little late, and before they ate she sent Gavin a text message only to find out that he wouldn't be joining them again until a little later in the day.  Claire was oblivious to those surrounding them, only looking up a couple of times, once when a neighbor spotted her and another time when a friend did.<br/><br/>"Hannah," she smiled, standing to hug a woman she'd met after her accident.  Hannah was one of the physical therapists at the hospital, and the two had become close over the last year.  "This is Landon Mitchell.  He's a childhood friend of Gavin's."  Hannah's gaze flickered to Landon's left hand.  Claire wasn't surprised at the interest.  Hannah was single and enjoyed dating.  And Landon... well, he was gorgeous and sexy as sin.  He always had been.  "Would you like to join us?" she asked.  Setting Landon up with someone while he was here wasn't a bad thing.<br/><br/>"I can't," replied Hannah.  "I'm meeting my mom for lunch.  But it's wonderful to meet you, Landon," she said, looking into his eyes, the interest clearly there.