Big arms wrapped around Hannah lifting her from her feet and spinning her in a giant circle causing a squeal and then laughter to flow from Hannah's lips. She hadn't heard Mark come in, but the way the man swept her off her feet and spun her gave away to who it was in second. A little pixie voice scolded the big bear like man to put Hannah down which only caused Hannah to laugh more. When she was finally set on her feet she gave them both a proper hug. Mark and Lauren, Davids parents, had become like an aunt and uncle to her and she loved having them over for dinner. She placed a kiss on Lauren's cheek and she got one in return before Lauren fluttered of to give David a hug. Everyone loved Hannah so much because of the change that she had brought out in their alpha.<br/><br/>Setting the food on the table, Lauren returned to Hannah's side and helped her finish setting the table. Lauren gushed about how excited she was to have her son back home where he was with the pack and Mark made some comment about how Lauren coddled the boy too much, but it was always fun and teasing with them. Of course when it came down to keeping the pack safe they were more than serious.<br/><br/>Once everything was set onto the table, everyone went into the living room to wait for the boys to get home. No one noticed the sound of the V4 bike that parked in front of the house, they were to busy talking and laughing. Hannah slipped away and up to her room during one of the stories she had already heard a million times. Standing back in front of the mirror she looked over herself again and smiled, it would have been a lie to say she wasn't nervous, but for the most part she was just kind of excited. Moving away from the mirror Hannah stepped over to the window and looked out at the forest, the land that had become her home the last six months, the pack that had taken her in. Many days she found herself wondering why she had been their laying on the outskirts of their pack bleeding to death, but when she went to talk to Luke about it he would always just tell her to not fret over it. "You came as my little gift, my broken angel," he would always tell her and at first she didn't like to be called a broken angel, but the more she got to know Luke the more she understood that it was a way of saying that they saved each other.<br/><br/>Movement caused her to look down and she saw a young man sitting on a motor bike. She couldn't see his face, but she could see his back, strong wide muscles of a back. She cocked her head to the side curiously trying to see his face, but with his back facing her she couldn't see anything. Stepping back from the window she moved away before he could see her watching him.