Lindsay & Danny's apartment, Friday night, late-ish

[csi_montana]

That may very well have been the longest train ride that Lindsay had ever known. Her mother had been adamant about taking the train from Boston to Salem, so, good daughter that she was, she indulged her mom. (Something about her mother having only been on a train once, and that was in Chicago, so it didn't really count

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[i_miss_don]

It'd been a stressful day, but Danny had nothing bad to say about meeting Lindsay's parents. Interesting people, Montana looked just like them, and.. yeah, he'd be able to handle this weekend just fine. Might even be able to handle some alone time with her dad tomorrow, as long as there was a drink involved.

He wrapped his arm around Lindsay, leaning in to kiss the top of her head. "It was horrible. I'm breaking up with you," he teased, a smirk on his lips before he took a drag of his beer.

[csi_montana]

Lindsay leaned back against him and rolled her eyes. "Right. Like you could live without me," she said with a smirk. "I think they like you, baby. I told you they would, didn't I?"

[i_miss_don]

"Shh, you'll ruin my reputation as a ladies' man," Danny snickered, offering her a sip of his drink. "I like them. But if your mom mentioned grandkids one more time, Montana.."

[csi_montana]

Leaning forward, Lindsay shot him a look. "Excuse me? Reputation as a what, exactly?" She knew he was teasing, but he deserved a hard time for that remark.

"Trust me," she said, sipping his beer. "You have no idea how bad she was on the way up here. "Your brother has two kids! Parker is so cute. Here look at the pictures! When do I get some that look like you?" I swear, if I didn't love my mother so much, I'd have left her on the side of the road." Lindsay shook her head and sighed. "Does she not get how important work is to me? Or that maybe I'm not my brother, content to stay in Bozeman and have babies for the rest of my life? Nnngh!" She threw up her hands in frustration.