Finally shaking herself of the surprise of the house she wrapped her arms tight around him and burrowed into his chest. The warm afternoon's breeze swirled her knee length summer dress and unbound tress's as they tickled his face. "I can't believe we're actually doing this" she mumbled softly against him as she squeezed him tight before stretching up to brush her lips against his. The kiss would have lasted a tad longer but the sound of wheels grinding against the road brought her out of their private moment in time to see Scar coming at them with a giant grin on her face.<br/><br/>Even she had to admit Scar looked great, like really great without even trying, especially the way the sunlight struck her hair just seemed to make her glow. "Heya!" she called out wrapping the other woman back in a tight hug before letting her grab Marty. Standing there beside her car it all seemed surreal but here they were, well minus Puck, but then again that was just the way he was and they all excepted it. When they were finished her fingers threaded back into Marty's as he lead them towards the porch and waiting food. The rumbling of her coffee fed stomach was loud enough to hear and she blushed the faintest bit in embarrassment. "Oh babe...you are such a life saver, you have no idea"<br/><br/>Settiling smoothly into one of chairs he'd pulled out for her she'd brush his arm with the tips of his fingers as he went to help Scar with hers.Smoothing out the light fabric of her dress she watched Marty and Scar and felt not the slightest twinge of jealousy or fear. Instead something just felt right for her about this all. Some coworkers at the coffee shop she worked part time had pestered her for awhile. Saying how they'd seen those two out and about either with the group or more recently during the whole process of purchasing the house alone. And boy did that get the gossip mill working overtime. Question after question, implied  improprieties and everything imaginable for a place that when it was slow would make knitting seem exhilarating and left only gossip for the teens and college kids to entertain themselves. Until finally she'd had to go to the manager, nothing specific but if he could please put a quash on things. As one could imagine that didn't go over too well with everyone and she doubted she'd be there much longer.<br/><br/>"I'm glad you got the morning off but you haven't been waiting out here all morning have you?"