<div style="text-align: justify;">Gina remained calm, although something in her - a deep rooted feminine instinct - told the girl that Daniel was not as collected as she was. Of course, she would probably have known without this instinct. Daniel and Georgina had known each other for the best part of their lives now, and knew a lot about each other. So, there was very little they couldn't figure out just by looking at their counterpart. Maybe - if she would be honest with herself - Gina could even say she knew Daniel better than herself.<br/><br/>"Yes", Gina replied when Daniel asked if she thought a hug would help. "I'm sure it will". There was no hesitation in Gina's voice, though she didn't feel quite as confident now. <span style="font-style: italic">'Seems like he doesn't want to. Maybe I should just drop it'</span>.<br/><br/>Daniel's whisper relieved the weight over Georgina's chest - a weigh she hadn't realized had been there until it was lifted. Wrapping her arms back around her friend, Gina moved so she could rest her head on his chest. He was considerably larger than she was, and only in this hug did it hit her. It felt right, though. Speaking her mind - as she usually did, Georgina nodded. "It's okay. And I'm fine, don't worry". A pause, a moment to wonder how awkward her next words would be.<br/><br/>"It's funny, like... this, you know. Feels safe, like... nothing bad could happen right now. Thanks, Dan".</div>