"Hmm...I don't know. I guess we'll have to wait and see." Since Abby had been bringing out some sides of Chace that he didn't even know that he had, he wouldn't be surprised if Abby was the one to finally get him to blush. Granted even he couldn't guess under what circumstances that could possibly happen under. Chace and blush did just not go together in the same sentence. Unless you were talking about how much Chace loved Abby's blush Chace couldn't help but grin as Abby talked about her first crush when she was twelve. "Well I think it's adorable, and I'm sure if that boy saw you now he'd be regretting that he didn't notice you back then when he had the chance." Because now Abby was Chace's girl, and even though he didn't want to seem like one of those overly protective, if I can't have you no one can boyfriends, it was true. Something pretty major would have to get in the way for Chace to want to lose Abby.

Chace nodded in understanding. He honestly wasn't sure what his parents thought. There was a part of him, deep inside, that felt like his parents hadn't really sent Chace away because they thought his friends were a bad influence. The connection with his parents had been drifting for quite some time now, ever since they both continued to get more and more invested in their jobs which was quite an incredible feat in Chace's opinion. But with all the work it didn't leave much time for Chace, and in return a sort of bitterness was developing in him that made a bitter taste come in his mouth every time he thought about them. Of course Chace was just going to keep this to himself. He was sure if he voiced it out loud that people would just deny it and say he was being paranoid. At least that's what Reid told him.

Chace chuckled into her lips as he continued to kiss her, the smile widening as he felt a bit of heat starting to come off of her cheeks. "Is it just me or is your face getting warmer?" Chace asked with full amusement coming through his deep laugh.