Raina raised an eyebrow and smirked, finding it rather hard to imagine Pierce as a lawyer. And no longer partying. Well, seems they’d both changed quite a lot. She let out a soft chuckle when he complimented himself and adjusted his tie, thinking he’d done very well for himself. Not the famous faces of some of their friends, but certainly well off she was sure. At least he hadn’t lost the ability to make her smile. Whenever one of her boyfriends, if that’s what you wanted to call all those one night stands at parties, sent her into needing a shoulder, she knew she could turn to Pierce. She knew she was dumb for not finding a way to stay in contact with him after high school. Perhaps she could have even ended up with someone decent like him. [b]”Well, I’m very impressed,”[/b] she said sincerely, reaching up and moving his tie just a hair to the right, as he’d off centered it when he’d adjusted it just a second prior. [b]”I left the party scene in college. And I guess I’ve settled down too. I have to say I think high school me would be disappointed with how boring I’ve become,”[/b] she grinned. She then realized everyone seemed to be pairing up. Abraham and Abby, her and Pierce, surely Camilla and August knowing them. Even Macey and Mycha were just talking by themselves. Oh well. She was sure they’d all have dinner or lunch together and all catch up as one group soon. In the meantime… [b]”I hope you don’t mind but I think I’d like to sit out here and talk to you for a bit. The others seem to have all paired off anyway to talk,”[/b] she shrugged, looking around her before finding what she deemed a good spot and sitting down and seeing Mycha smile and wave before looking back to Macey. Raina smiled back sincerely and waved, getting comfortable on the sand and patting the spot next to her for Pierce.