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</div><br/><br/>"Uh..." Heather was certainly taken by surprise, yet she didn't mind the hug...not at all. In fact...it felt nice, the warmth and strength in his arms, wrapped around her... "D-Don't worry about it, Otto... Can I call you Otto? Here..." Hesitantly she wrapped her arms around him, returning the hug he had just given her. "Oh, by the way...I don't think you would like to see what I used to do in Russia... I would love to see what you used to do, though." After adjusting his glasses, she gave him a smile, one that was rather dazzling, not to mention beautiful.