<strong>Katy, at dinner, Day 1</strong><br/><br/>Katy was surprised, very pleasantly, when they seemed to get along so well over dinner.  Everyone was very relaxed, or at least they were effectively pretending to be, given the circumstances that brought them together.  The meal was delicious; it seemed like they were all pretty blessed that they'd gotten an accomplished cook as one of their team.  She wondered if it was by design.  If nobody in the house had known their way around the kitchen, after a few weeks, things might have gotten intense, and not in a good way.<br/><br/>Beth and Sean had come up to the roof dressed up a little more than she and Mike had been, although Sean had quickly remedied that by taking his shirt off.  He had a tattoo, which Katy was instantly drawn to.  The artist that had done the work was amazing!  Perhaps, at some time, he'd let her look at it close up and tell her about what led to him getting it.<br/><br/>It was when Mike put on Sean's shirt that Katy was really amused.  Her eyes sparked as she watched his silliness, a secret joke passing between the two of them since the others seemed not to notice.  The feeling she had gotten about Mike was that he was serious; it was something she'd picked up on from the first time she'd read his questionnaire answers.  She'd wondered about him, the oldest and perhaps the quietest of them, but it seemed now as if perhaps she'd been off-base.  He definitely had a sense of humor.<br/><br/>Sean's game ended up being the perfect ice-breaker.  It reminded her of the games the girls in the dorm had played the first few weeks of college, when they'd all been trying to get to know one another.  She laughed with the others and took her turn to guess.  "Well," she drawled in her barely-there rustic accent, "seeing as how I'm from Montana and have ridden a lot of horses, having sex on one doesn't seem impossible.  Makes me wonder how adventurous you are, though.  And Bon Jovi... it's so out there that I'm going to say it's true too.  You know, I'm actually going to say the marriage thing is a lie.  It wasn't on your questionnaire, but it's possible that you just didn't tell us about the ex-wife.  I think the other two are pretty out there, so here's hoping they're true.  It'll mean you have some great stories for us when we get bored."