The longer Evelyn talked to him, the more relaxed Louis became. Whether it was due to her unique gifts or simply because she was a woman, Louis found himself very receptive to what she had to say. But there was something else about her that Louis was having a hard time placing. He was certainly appreciative of the beauty in all types of women, whether tall or short, big or small. Evelyn was objectively an attractive woman but in Louis’ eyes her beauty seemed to intensified dramatically. Her blue eyes set against her light skin was stealing Louis’ breath away. While his eyes were a deep, royal blue Evelyn’s were of a lighter shade which he found stunning. And while Louis typically was attracted to women of an above average height and a larger frame, Evelyn’s smaller size made his heart flutter as he considered what it would be like to hold her in his arms. And her voice, oh, her voice! Evelyn didn’t have a high, soprano style akin to a flute but a lower, more velvet kind he compared to a saxophone. A full sounding voice which would fit perfectly in movies from the 1930s where women were called handsome and their voices smoky. Louis found it incredibly distracting as he lost himself in the sweet notes of her voice. Thankfully her words eventually ended, giving Louis a chance to break from the trance she was holding over him.<br/><br/><br/><br/>“Yes, we can change the future for our people and we will gladly welcome your assistance. This has to be a together thing. Going as individuals as we always have will not produce the future we desire. It will take us working hand in hand to achieve what we desire.” Louis gave her a warm smile before motioning with his hand to follow him.<br/><br/><br/><br/>“Sometimes standing in one place can make things feel a bit more stiff and formal than they need to be. Walking around often helps me think clearer.” Louis led her outside and began to walk through the parking lot with no destination in mind.<br/><br/><br/><br/>“You know Ms. Kane, I have been wondering something about you since we have been communicating about this. When you look at my people, what do you see? As you are well aware, we are looked down upon for various reason, a prominent one being our skin color along with distinct facial features and unique hair. I have yet to ask you this directly but I feel that I must if we are to continue. And please answer truthfully. I unlike others do not take offense personally. Everyone has their opinions and while I seek to change them nothing is guaranteed.”