She laughed at his words, reaching out and grabbing his hand before shifting a little and smiling at him with nefarious intent in her eyes. "I think it might be best if you... WHEN." She jerked her shoulder forward, pinching the small nerve between his ring finger and pinkie which would shoot pain straight up his arm and giver her the small advantage she needed. She wasted no time, slamming his hand to the table, sitting back and whooping for all to hear. The waitress returned and gave her the bill, which she paid and laughed again at the look on his handsome face.
"That was quite unfair. Now you see why I'm not married. I'm a bit of a bully I suppose, or my sense of wining outranks my morals." She sat back and picked up her beer, finishing it in one last gulp and moving to stand up before stretching a little, her hands lifted high in the air. "Gosh that was good. I haven't had cheesecake in ages. You, Dr. Scott are bad for me and my waistline."
The restaurant had gotten quite busy, Sara feeling more relaxed around someone than she had in ages, but perhaps it was more the beer talking and less of her relaxing into the hope of starting a friendship with someone that seemed a bit out of touch with reality and certainly not her type even in the friend arena. It was a facade to some degree. That he was so perfectly complementary told her quickly that Kelley Scott was more than he appeared to be. She pressed through the crowd, hoping that he was at her back, but too contained by bodies moving through the pub to check. She stepped out into the night air and sighed loudly, turning to find him with a smile on her pretty face.