What else could he really say to all of that?  Brian looked at Liz, then over at Jen.  "Oh c'mere Jen," Brian said.  "You're still a great girl.  And you've been nothing but sweet to me.  C'mon over."  Jen looked at Liz, and then at Brian.  "I shouldn't," Jen said softly.  "I mean I knew we were not the same but at least you didn't have to see...."  Brian merely waved it off, and gestured for her to come over.  "You're fine, c'mon over.  You're a sweetheart.  And the tail thing is definitely neat.  Kind of takes some things off the table though."  Brian grinned, Jen blushed more.<br/><br/>"So it's my fault."  Brian would nod his head, accepting that.  "Yea, I would have been better off listening to my big sister.  That's just par for the course.  As long as you're fine with it, so'm I."  Brian would lean back against the wall, his fingers moving up and down along the back of his neck as best he could, attempting to relieve some of the stress and tension there.  "And I can imagine a few of the guys that are assholes.  I know Wolfe has to be one of them.  Is he really some type of wolf?"<br/><br/>Jen nodded at that one.  "Figures.  I need to kick his ass."  Jen shook her head rapidly, moving over to his side and resting a hand on his thigh.  "Brian NO!" she all but shouted.  "He's...not nice.  And you're human.  You don't have our protection against him.  If you get hurt by him you'll become one of his."  Brian muttered and looked away, sighing.  "Okay.  So he's out.  What about Xy?  Is he a good guy?"  This time Brian looked over at Liz, since she'd spent the most time with him, she'd give it to him straight.