<strong>Who: Christine<br/>Where: Living room<br/>With: Talking with Sara and Peter</strong><br/><br/>Christine smiled as she saw Peter heading their way, feeling herself relax a bit more as he placed a comforting hand at the small of her back.  She liked the way he had of always knowing shen she was nervous or worried, and finding little ways to reassure her or calm her without having to say anything, like now.  Simple gestures of affection were just as meaningful as anything more sensual would be, and sometimes even more so.  She was the same way with him, able to tell his mood without having to ask him, and did her best to cheer him up when he needed it.<br/><br/>"I really do like it, and I feel lucky to have the kind of job I do, being able to do something I actually like," she said.  "Most people can't really say that, and to me my job isn't really work, since it's actually something enjoyable," she grinned.<br/><br/>"It's true, I was agreeable to the idea, don't get me wrong," she continued, not wanting Sara to think this was strictly Peter's idea, and Christine was only doing it because he wanted her to.  "It's true I hadn't thought about it until Peter brought it up and told me he'd always been interested in seeing me with other people, but once he'd bbrought it up, it was an intriguing thought."  She glanced around the room, making sure everyone else was still involved in their conversations, and that no one was in need of anything before she continued.  "Peter was the first person I was ever with, so when he mentioned that he'd always wanted to watch me with someone else, I was curious, once I made sure he wasn't trying to tell me in a roundabout way that he didn't want me anymore.  After that was settled, I was really okay with the idea."  She smiled to herself, remembering the way her doubt had been taken care of, and how Peter had more adequaltely shown her he still wanted her.<br/><br/>Surprise and relief were evident at Sara's next words, and she felt herself relax a little more at hearing she didn't have to be with anyone else if she didn't want to be.  "Really?  I figured everyone would expect to get with someone else other than who they came here with, but it's nice to know that it's not necessary.  Not that I'm saying I don't want to, it's just good to know that I get cold feet or something, no one'll look down on me for it."<br/><br/>She glanced up at Peter at Sara's question about anything being off limits, not able to think of anything, and gauging his thoughts from his expression.  "I can't think of any place that would be off limits, except maybe our own room," she said, the last coming to her as she spoke.  She didn't mind doing this, but she wanted a place in the house that still only belonged to them, something that wouldn't bring up memories of the weekend for her after everyone left when she entered it.  She glanced up at Peter again, hoping he was okay with that.  "As far as a tour, we can do that," she offered.  "I just hope we thought of everything anyone might want."  She flushed, remembering all the new things they'd bought, that they hadn't even used themselves, and hoped everyone would find something to their liking.