Claire couldn't stop the laughter as the guys talked about Bambi.  It was true that she'd been disdainful of the other girl; the cheerleader had been downright stupid, and Landon could have done better.  There had been other cheerleaders who would have dated him, smart ones.<br/><br/>"Jealous?" she scoffed playfully. "Why would I have been jealous?  We both agreed that we weren't a fit.  I was a virgin, and you were... well,<em>not</em>."  She grinned at the memories of how many women Landon had gone through. She'd been flattered when he asked her out and had eagerly accepted, but it had been a mistake. He'd been way out of her league; she hadn't been ready for a relationship like that. Maybe if he'd waited a year, until they'd both grown up a little more.<br/><br/>But things had worked out for the best in the end. She had gotten Gavin, and he was the best thing that had ever happened to her.  And she'd gotten to keep Landon in her life, too. She couldn't have asked for a better outcome.<br/><br/>"Daniella, huh?" she flashed a smile at Gavin. "I've not heard of this one before."  She laughed as her husband began to describe her.  "So she was one of your special shared ones, huh?"  He'd told her a long time ago that he and Landon had shared women in the past, had dated the same woman, often at the same time.  She supposed she was one of those women, too, in a way. She'd dated both of them, even though significant time passed in between.<br/><br/>"Okay," she said, her eyes twinkling. "I'll give you some time before I throw you to the sharks, Landon.  It's good to have you home, and I don't want to scare you away."