Grace went immediately to the bar in the living room and poured herself a shot of bourbon, quickly downing it with a gasp as the liquor rained fire upon her mouth and throat. Feeling the warmth settle in her belly, she looked up as Terry walked past to check the bar in the kitchen nook. As Terry called out from the other bar, Grace sighed with relief. "Oh, good! I'm glad you found it, Terry!" She headed into the kitchen, seeing Terry with a wine bottle in hand.<br/><br/>Running a hand absentmindedly through her hair, she nodded in response to Terry's question. "Yeah, I think I need a drink right about now." She smiled at Terry, but before Terry could pour, she took hold of the girl's wrist and looked her in the eye. "Terry...I just wanted to," she paused, unsure of how much she wanted to say. "I wanted to apologize for what you had to witness up there." Lifting her eyes to the ceiling to indicate the bedrooms, Grace flushed slightly but continued.<br/><br/>"I know you are not one to pry, and I realize it's a bit awkward now, but...Well, back when Bobby and Dani first got married, Jim and I...Well, we did one of those "swingers" things with them. Just to see what it was like, you know? It didn't mean anything, and I'm pretty sure no one's feelings got real hurt. But..." Grace looked at the girl's wrist within her hand and tried a weak smile as she looked up again. "I'm sure you may have noticed a little tension here and there, and I think it just made a few of us jealous is all. We never did talk about it afterward, and I think most of us would just like to pretend it never happened, you know?"<br/><br/>Finally releasing the girl from her grasp, she looked imploringly into her eyes. "I hope you don't think poorly of us because of this. I know you are a very open-minded person and not judgmental at all...." She let her voice trail off yet again and clasped her hands together in front of her, sighing softly. "Well, again, I'm sorry. Didn't mean to drag anyone else into our little drama up there."