"He's just so darn adorable Katie." He pretends to look guilty then kisses her nose. "I just thought that it was nice you were thinking of us long-term like that but I mean I also don't want you to get that thought in your head and it sticks there. I mean I wanna have all that happen one day but just not yet. We still have to figure each other out." He smiles. "Exactly, you never know." He runs his hands up her side.

"You can't understand him, I can't even understand him. I love the little guy too, I don't mind." He smiles. "Of course it's just if we start thinking about marriage, pretty soon we're gonna wanna get married like tomorrow. I don't wanna rush into it until I'm absolutely sure that I can be the perfect husband for you. I don't wanna half ass it." He grins. "Same here. I've never been as happy with a girl like you."

A Sunday night in the city, and the nightlife had began. In a small nightclub in the middle of the city, Julian Horford sat at the bar as he watched the dance floor, a beer in hand.

A beer in hand, Julian looked down the bar, noticing Casey. He stood up, moving over to her. "Hey, you probably don't remember me."

With a slight chuckle and an attempt to return her smile, Julian taps his fingers on the bar-top. "Yeah, I'm in that band. You probably know my brother Matthew better."

"Julian, err the name is Julian. I was the drummer." He shook her hand, "And you only thought he was nice because you haven't had to live in the same house as him. Trust me, he's the bane of my existence."

"Nothing fun. Business work and so on." He takes a quick drink. "How about you? Anything interesting?"

"World's a scary place. Even scarier when you rush things. We haven't even recorded at all." He stops drumming his fingers on the table. "I don't know, I just want to release something that people remember y'know. An anthem or something."

Gemma Urie had been sitting at home for most of the day bored. She had been penciled in for a meeting with the girls from Lashes today, but as usual, Natalya had been too hungover to work, and so the rest of the girls had decided to hold the meeting another day. This had left Gemma at a loose end, as her new husband James had already gone off to the studio in the morning, leaving her in bed alone.

Now though, she wanted to surprise him, and be the spontaneous sort of person she had never been. After making sure that she looked her best for James, she had gotten into her car and drven to the deli to pick up his favourite sandwich and other snacks. It seemed like the perfect thing to do as his wife, something she was still getting used to, and a job at which she was still proving herself.

As Gemma arrived at the studio, she grabbed the food and locked her car, checking herself once more in the mirror before entering the building. As she walked into the room where James was, he had his back to her, looking at a computer screen. Gemma smirked a little and walked up behind him. Putting her hands over his eyes, she kissed his neck gently.

"Guess who?" she said softly, giggling a little.

Gemma smiles when James kisses her. It was one of the things she loved more than anything, the way his lips felt against her own. She nods and moves her hands.

"You are right, James," she says, grinning and putting her arms around his neck.

Gemma stares up into James' eyes and closes her own again as they kiss. She didn't care what anyone said about them, she knew that this was real love between them. She could tell from the feeling she still got in her stomach every time he kissed her; a feeling she never wanted to lose. She opens her eyes again and looks up at him.

"I thought since I wasn't busy, I could bring you some lunch and we could spend a little time together," she giggles. "I just missed you loads when you left this morning. It was so cold in bed without you."