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�It�s nice to get together like this again,� Harriet commented. They all knew that she missed being around all her friends at JAG but it was also well known that she wouldn�t give up the time spent with her children for anything in the world.
�Yeah, it is. We should make this a regular event,� Mac said.
�Definitely,� Bud agreed.
They chatted for a while, catching up on the happenings at the office and getting updates on the boys and Mattie, but, before long, Harriet caught on to the changes between Harm and Mac.
Cutting Bud off in the middle of his impassioned recount of little AJ�s baseball game the weekend before, Harriet said, �Okay, what�s up with you two? Something is different�� she trailed off. �Oh my god!� she exclaimed when she realized what had changed. �When?� she asked, her eyes darting between the two dark haired lawyers.
�Last night,� Mac said. �Or, early this morning, really. No one could ever accuse this one of having great timing,� she added, nodding to Harm who frowned in mock offence at her comment even though he knew it was the truth.
�What�s going on?� Bud asked, clueless as ever.
�They finally came to their senses, Bud,� Harriet said as if she were explaining something to a child. �They�re together now.� She whipped her head around to face her friends. �You are together now, aren�t you?� she asked.
Harm and Mac shared a look before looking back at Harriet.
�We haven�t slept together yet, if that�s what you�re asking,� Mac said with a playful grin.