The next day was going to be a big test. They were going to have to hide their feelings and keep quiet about what had happened the night before.

Christine knocked on Harry's door.

"It's open."

Christine walked in with a big smile on her face. "Hello Your Honor."

Harry stood up and quickly walked over to her and gave her a kiss, "Hello yourself. I think you can call me Harry now though."

"I know, I guess it's just force of habit. Besides, it's probably safer to not change what we call each other around here. Not so suddenly anyway."

He nodded, "Good idea." He smiled and leaned in for another kiss until they heard someone starting to come in. They quickly backed away from each other.

Mac came in cheerfully as usual. "Good evening Your Honor, Miss Sullivan."

"Hi Mac, everyone ready to start session?"

"Yep, whenever you're ready we'll be waiting."

Harry nodded, "Alright, be there in a minute."

Mac left shutting the door behind him. Christine started heading towards the door, "Well, I'd better be getting in there myself."

"Alright, just let me sign a few of these papers and I'll be there."

"Okay," she left for about three seconds then quickly came back in and wrapped her arms around Harry. "One more until after work."

Session went well, though there were those moments when their eyes would meet each other and they would pause, but they would quickly recompose themselves. No one seemed to suspect anything. They didn't think they were giving any hints of anything but they still feared. It was somewhat of a delicate situation.

Court got out later than usual so dinner was out of the question. Instead they took a nice romantic walk. About an hour or two later they got back to the parking lot of the courthouse.

"That was lovely," Christine smiled. She was still tightly holding onto Harry's hand as she had been almost the entire time.

Harry smiled and nodded as he gave her a goodnight kiss. Though he was in no rush to leave.

They were both glad that tomorrow was Saturday. They had a whole weekend just for them.