It was amazing how quickly time flew past. And even more amazing was the progress Leckie was making. While he wasn't back to his former self, his memories were coming back in pieces, small pieces, but pieces nonetheless. And much to Summer's delight, it seemed to encourage him in the most positive of ways. And he seemed to relish in his life at home, in his work. While she knew it wasn't exactly the dream job, she hoped that he found pride in helping and just working to earn his wages. And he seemed much happier once he was away from home, she was both sad to say and relieved.

They'd been spending plenty of time together, keeping Summer's hopes up in a positive way, going on dates, eating together, seeing one another at work. She was overjoyed to be with him in any way, honestly. So when he asked her to go to the fireworks display, she was more than happy to accept. There was no other man she wanted to go with. She pulled the door open with a smile, wearing a lovely dress, that wasn't too relieving but not too modest, her cheeks rosy. "Hey," she said with a shy expression as she took him in his uniform. "You look so handsome."