[She laughs softly, eyes crinkling a little with the force of her smile as she squeezes him a little tighter.]

I'll remember you said that when I see a spider in a corner of the barn in the middle of the night.

[And maybe she lets herself stay there in his arms a little longer than is strictly proper, because even if things are patched up with Scott, there's still the lingering dread in the bottom of her heart that the others won't forgive her nearly so easily. Still, it's easier to ignore like this as she finally forces herself to draw back and clasp her hands behind her back.]

I should probably get going before I fall asleep again. You'll take care of Bunny Scott for me, right?