She laughed, blushing slightly at his question. "Well, yeah." She began, "I'm not too proud to admit that I did have a little thing for you when I first started working at the cafe. I liked you for awhile, actually. But I figured I was insignifacant to someone like you. Why would you want a waitress? So I stopped hoping and awhile later, Nathan showed up." She said, still twisting the silver band around her ring finger. But she gently slid it off. She rose from the couch and put the ring in his hand. "The promise ring Nathan gave me. I, uh, I won't be needing it anymore, considering my present circumstances. And you probably don't want me wearing another man's ring." Part of her wanted to invite him to sit next to her on the couch, but she refrained as she sat back down.<br/><br/>Her attention became focused on the games he'd spoken about. "I am familiar with what they are. I can't say I really ever saw myself doing anything like that. But I would consent to giving it a try. Either way, I don't really think it's my choice." She wasn't sure how she'd feel about doing anything as such so soon. But it was really in his hands. She was his now, and his wish was her command. "So I guess I'll leave that up to you. I do have this weekend off of work to get acclimated to my new circumstances."<br/><br/>That brought up yet another question. "Who is aware of this arrangment? Do my Aunt and Uncle know it's you who bought me?" She questioned. There were still so many inquiries she had. She was slowly coming around to the idea of everything. Of course, compared to freedom, it was less than ideal. But he was kind and she felt he genuinly had her best interests at heart.