"They are," Tandy confirmed, glancing at the party again. It was true that no one was really paying attention to them but she didn't mind so much. She had to figure that maybe he would even feel a little more comfortable in a setting like this. It was almost a throwback to the first time they had met just a short few months ago and it wasn't a bar. "But they seem okay."

She glanced down at him before shaking her head, licking her lips a little. "She was never at the church. I didn't really show anyone the church before you and....Liam."

Which was a touchy subject for them both but she brushed it aside. Instead, she arched a brow at him, wondering why he was asking about who she had stayed with. Especially considering he knew better from all the times she had talked about not having anyone close to her. That she really hadn't had any friends who would check on her until him.

"No one." Her eyes drifted to the girls who were studying them and she wondered if it was the two of them together or just him. He was pretty cute after all, she would give him that. Then she had to smile at him again when he asked if he was dressed okay, smoothing a hand over his chest. "You look fine, Ty. The shirt looks especially good on you, it hangs nicely off your shoulders."