He thought it meant something, when she looked at his hand like it was some kind of divided fate. Like her road was a delta and he was some kind of god of its outcome. He was dealing with her heart now. And she left it there for him, in the single shake. He dropped his chin once with a formidable nod. Before she could retract it, he pulled her in and gave her a kiss on her lips. It was a loud smack rather than something deeply passionate.<br/><br/>Their eyes were aligned when he stared into her. His mouth was small with determination. "Go and I'll make sure it'll be good for you and your sisters and Keep." he said, voice steady. He wanted to be a hero, after all.<br/><br/>He carried that with him when he left her to do what he wanted, and what Keep wanted. He sighed to himself at the sudden bigness of the task, but he wouldn't be deterred. This all seemed to move toward a purpose, so he'd go. He'd been as forthcoming as he could. He would make sure his word was worth something to both Keep and Cindy in the future.<br/><br/>His test of course came when he met the other sister on the awning. Link stopped in his stride and looked around for Navi. He wasn't entirely sure how to begin this, but barging in with the gusto he'd been inspired to now seemed flawed to say the least. "Navi." he whispered, since they were rather close to the redheaded sibling now.<br/><br/>"Could you somehow help me out here? I don't just wanna go up there, shake her and drag her to the back of the shop." he admitted with some embarrassment. "Maybe work some feminine magic?"