"It's good he knows," Luke says, because that's something he's worried about himself once or twice in the past. With Reid he hadn't needed to worry and he'd been relieved that he'd revealed what he is so early on in their friendship. By the time they'd actually gotten together, it had been on the table for a long time already, and Reid had been given plenty of time to get used to it and had seemed not only accepting of the situation, but comfortable with it.

"That's really important," he says, even though he's sure she knows that. "And I'm glad it was a nice date. I'm glad you invited him tonight. If I get him alone, I can't promise I'm not going to go at least a little overprotective werewolf figure on him, though."