Emma smiled a little at Bronwin's reaction to the home. Both of them had six figure incomes so a home like this was actually fairly small for what many of their colleagues would be living in. But they had loved this home for several years now and they had no need for anything larger when it was only the two of them. They hoped one day there might be three but they had hardly ever considered the idea of children of their own. It would be something left up to the powers that be ultimately but it wasn't something they actively desired. The type of lifestyle they were used to was much better lived without little ones running about.<br/><br/>Emma stepped out of the car at the front doors with Bronwin and let Richard park it in the garage. She led the way up the stone path to the front door, a giddy schoolgirl's grin upon her lips. She opened the door and invited Bronwin in to the kitchen, offering her a seat on the comfortable bar stools at the counter while she ran down to the cellar and picked out a bottle of wine.<br/><br/>Since they hadn't opened the one they'd ordered at the club, they'd simply left it, knowing they had better at home. She plucked three glasses from a rack hanging above the island and filled them with the rose colored brew. Emma set a glass in front of Bronwin and took a sip from another as she picked the two up and led the way into the living room. "Make yourself comfortable." she smiled, her voice almost taking on a trill as she settled into the couch, taking the left side cushion.<br/><br/>Emma heard the door open from the garage and expected Richard would join them shortly. The open bottle on the counter would likely tip him off to where they were. "So what do you do for a living? Richard and I are professors at the University." she smiled a little and waited eagerly for Bronwin to reply, Emma wanted to know more about the girl but she didn't want to ask too many questions Richard would want to be around for the answers to. So, basic and general until he settled in with them.