When Melody saw Dimitri blush, she couldn't help but to smile. It was adorable, and she couldn't understand why. Maybe it was because he wasn't blushing from hearing her sing or lusting after her sexually. It wasn't something she was used to, and it was actually quite refreshing. Why couldn't more men be like him? Having someone to appreciate natural beauty, minus the dyed hair, was always wonderful to her. He seemed to be a nice guy, but she had to be cautious. He was just a traveler, but maybe they could write letters or chat from time to time? Just to see how things were going. It wasn't necessarily a romantic attraction as she felt like he would be a nice friend to have. It was hard for her to feel that way about anyone, especially men.<br/><br/>"Well, if I were to tell you what really happened, you'd think I was crazy..." she replied nervously but smiled none the less, "So let's just say that I saw a lot of people die in the ocean, and it has traumatized me ever since. So, I feel best avoiding the ocean at all costs. It's just safer for everyone that way. Now, let me lead you to the café. You'll definitely enjoy it." she motioned for him to follow her.<br/><br/>She walked slow so he could keep up, and because she didn't want him to get lost on the way out of the woods. Thankfully, the cafe was in walking distance from her home. So, after a short walk from the woods, they had made it to the café. There were many people there, but it was large enough to accompany these people without needing to wait for a seat. There was also optional seating outside, as to outlook a beautiful river. Once Melody had arrived to the door, she politely opened the door for Dimitri to walk through first. Even though it was proper etiquette for the man to open the door for the woman, she took it upon herself to be polite to him.