She shrugged as he gave her his apologies. She didn’t really like them, she never knew what to do with them, they were just empty words. “Don’t be, it was a long time ago.” She sighed as she watched him get up from the table, seeing that he had much less of a limp than before. She was glad to see him healing, she thought the bed helped so she’d be sure to make him sleep in it again. As he walked back, tracing his hand across her shoulders, a small shiver ran through her body, making her cheeks tint pink as he sat back down.<br/><br/>“No, my parents would tell me that I was born on Valentine’s Day because I was born out of ‘love’. I knew It was a load of shit but, I miss it..haven’t remembered to even attempt to be happy on my birthday since the Fall. But life is life.” She shrugged and leaned back in her chair, raising her eyebrows with a smile as he fished out his five facts, some of them making her laugh lightly. “Buck? Why buck? That’s so random,” she had a smile that was spread ear to ear, one that hadn’t made an appearance in years. She was genuinely enjoying herself, it was a weird and welcoming feeling to have. However, the fact that he had chips and wires throughout his body confused her, and even struck a bit of unease. “Why do you have wires..in your body?” She furrowed her eyebrows as she asked the question, trying to wrap her head around the fact. It was a lot to absorb, it’s like he wasn’t human.<br/><br/>She leaned against the table, awaiting his answer. She knew that there were pieces to him that she was no where near discovering, but she was going to try. He had gotten nearly everything from her, and she felt like she still didn’t know him, she wanted that to change. But it didn’t change how she felt, the butterflies were too powerful to sway that feeling. Once they were open and honest with each other, she felt this relationship had a chance.