Okay, so this is the sequel to The Werewolf and the Cupid. There's a bit of a time skip but nonetheless, enjoy and please review.

…..

Lucy was so very happy to be home. However, that just couldn't compare to the happiness she felt with Shaggy. Shaggy in recent months had sold his house and moved in with Lucy content to be with her. She made him feel both normal and special. Normal because he could forget his curse. Yet he felt special purely because Lucy loved him. On those nights when the full moon would arise she would accompany him into the woods. They'd spend the night there. Talking and laughing with each other. On days off they would turn their attention to the impending wedding. One day as the snows of winter was giving away to The greenery of springtime Shaggy was very nervous. His friends were due to arrive that day. The gang would be reunited spending the last month before the wedding together. Oh, they'd been plenty excited when he spoke to them over the phone but of course, there was no way to tell how they'd react in reality.

Currently, Shaggy sat on the porch swing nervously twiddling his thumbs. He looked out to the dusty road leading to the ranch only looking away when Lucy joined him.

"Relax okay?" she said to him lightly kissing him on the cheek.

"Like, I'm way too nervous to relax," Shaggy replied.

"You and Scooby both," Lucy giggled.

"Where is Scooby?" Shaggy asked noticing the disappearance of the Great Dane.

"Waiting at the gates," Lucy explained

Lucy then pulled Shaggy into the house which had been viciously cleaned that morning. She guided her fiancé into the open kitchen where they were both greeted by the scent of freshly baked cookies on a cooling rack. Shaggy eyed them warily drooling slightly at the prospect of cookies with gooey chocolate chips and chunks of M&M's. Shaggy watched as Lucy pulled her favorite china from the cabinet and set the table in the dining room. After doing that she returned to the kitchen grabbed a small glass plate and piled cookies onto it. Before she took it to the table however she gave Shaggy the biggest cookie on the plate which he happily devoured. Scooby suddenly breezed into the kitchen panting heavily as he exclaimed.

"They're here,"

Wiping the chocolate from his mouth Shaggy proceeded to follow Lucy and Scooby outside. They stood on the porch as the Mystery Machine drove down the dusty driveway. Lucy grabbed his hand in reassurance as the van parked. Fred, Daphne, and Velma all got out looking around in curiosity before heading up to the porch and crushing their friend in a hug.

"We thought you'd disappeared guys," Fred exclaimed while the girls gave Scooby a belly rub

"this is my fiancé Lucy," Shaggy said introducing Lucy who until then had been standing quietly.

"Pleasure to meet you," Lucy said shaking hands with Fred and the girls.

"So, this is your home?" Daphne asked glancing around.

"Yes, please come inside, lunch should be ready," Lucy said before she led them inside.

At the dining room table, Shaggy looked to Lucy for encouragement before fully explaining how they had met. Velma gave them a questionable look scrutinizing every detail as was the norm with her. In fact, the gang didn't seem to believe a single word. With a drawn-out tired sigh, Lucy concentrated and caused her wings to appear. They were still in the process of healing. She could use them it was just very, very painful to do so. Before the gang could bombard them with complicated questions Shaggy transformed. As the gang sat there with their mouths agape Lucy and Shaggy merely returned to their meals as if this was normal. Which for them it was very normal. Finally, the others managed to pull themselves together.

"So, Lucy, tell us about yourself," Velma prompted quite curious.

Lucy proceeded to tell them what she deemed was interesting or important. After lunch, she took the gang on a tour of the house. She showed them the living room the small library, her office. She then showed them to their rooms.

"We'll leave you to get settled," Shaggy said knowing there were chores to be done.

…

Meanwhile Lucy and Shaggy talked.

"How do you think they took the news?"

"Meh," Lucy sighed as she mucked the stalls.

"I hope they still like me,"

"Oh, Shaggy, of course, they do you're their friend," Lucy laughed looking up from the job at hand.

"Like, I still don't know,"

"You need to relax Shaggy,"

"How am I supposed to relax when like, we've got all these chores to do and your family is coming?"

"Correction my Mom and my younger brother are coming,"

"Like, that makes me feel better," Shaggy said sarcastically.

"What's the big deal you've met Mom,"

"It's not her I'm nervous about,"

"You'll have plenty of time to get acquainted with my brother,"

"When's he coming?'

"Thursday,"

"Tell me about him again,"

"Why just so I know what to like, expect,"

"Lucas is my half-brother, I'm four years older than he is,"

"Is that all you're going to tell me?"

"For now,"

"Okay, fine,"

"After we're done we'll check in with your friends okay?"

"Alright,"