Weaving her fingers with Scars as their thumbs lightly stroked and caressed one another she felt her heart rate slowing a little as the shocking suggestion slowly settled in her mind. Never in a million years would she ever have been confident to do something like this on her own, let alone to approach even Scar with the proposal. Her heart went out to her best friend for having the courage to bring it up and it sounded like it was something she and Puck really wanted to do. Marty would be all for it she figured and Scar obviously was too so that just left Puck and herself for her to truly know but then again she was sure those two had already worked everything out. That just left her, to either be the usual stick in the mud she'd grown up to be or venture into the world of new, exciting and definitely uncomfortable.<br/><br/>"If Marty's alright with it then we should, It'll be fun right? Just, don't be mad if he isn't up for it. Not too sure how he'd feel with his best friend being there with me, boys can get strange sometimes" Flashing a nervous smile she'd steal another sip of wine, surprised at how much she'd pounded to brace herself at the initial suggestion. Oddly enough she felt no jealousy at the potential for Scar to draw her boyfriends attention and appreciative eye. She supposed there was several reasons for that and not least among them was that Scar looked damn good in and out of clothes. Even if they hadn't of explored and enjoyed on another in the past Sarah had to admit she'd stolen more than a few of her own quick glances when the other woman was going about her way.<br/><br/>Leaning in her lips would brush the soft smooth skin of her friends cheek, the warm puff of air stirring loose tendrils of silken strands around Scar's ear. "Thank you for trusting in us enough to ask babe. Love you" with fingers still entwined she'd wrap her other arm gently around her bestie and squeeze affectionately, wanting to reassure Scar that everything was perfectly fine between them. It had to be near terrifying to make such a bold suggestion, especially to someone as shy and withdrawn as she was.