Kat chuckled as Diego tried to make himself look a little smarter by implying that her major wasn’t necessarily obvious. “I gave you business advice when we first met. I think it was pretty obvious.” She took a long sip of her coffee, releasing a contented sigh after swallowing down the warm and glorious drink. Diego really didn’t know what he was missing out on.<br/><br/>When he mentioned that he wasn’t spiking his own OJ with vodka, Kat chuckled. “That’s sad. But I’m not surprised,” she said bluntly. He expressed that screwdrivers weren’t really his drink and that alluded to her being a fan of champagne. “You don’t drink at all, do you? Are you like, a straight edge?” She questioned, her brows raising in curiosity.<br/><br/>“And champagne is really mostly for celebration. I only drink it at celebratory events or occasions. Most of the events I go to serve champagne. Maybe we can get you trying some, before you know it.” When it came time for her to guess Diego’s degree, she had to admit that she had very little knowledge to play off of. Her two guesses were just that, complete guesses.<br/><br/>He revealed that it was something she probably never would have guessed, mechanical engineering. Her eyes went wide behind her glasses. She even tilted her head downward so that he could see them as they went wide. He explained that it was essentially his dad who wanted him going for that degree. “So you’re really smart, but you’re also really cute?”<br/><br/>She shook her head, looking more than a little baffled at the idea of that working out. To her, it made sense that Chase was as hot as he was but also not very intelligent and a grade A asshole. So for Diego to be attractive and also smart, seemed a little unfair to Kat. Like, wasn’t the hot to smart scale supposed to be skewed?<br/><br/>Diego pulled them into the mall parking lot and inquired about dropping her off. Kat chuckled. “You’re coming with me.” She pointed to a parking spot near one of the entrance doors. “Just take that spot and we’ll head inside.” Once parked, Kat was quick to unbuckle her seat belt and start walking, like she owned the place.