Teo stretched out his arm and gently placed it, non-threatingly, upon her hand.  "I'd love to see those drawings you told me you made" he said with a smile.<br/><br/>"To your question, I've come to see you for the same reason you said I love you to me back in the car.  No one has ever said that to me and meant it."<br/><br/>He hesitated for a moment to continue.  "The past four months, I've found myself thinking about you, about us.  Wondering what it could have been like if we continued.<br/><br/>"But I'm not gonna lie to you; I was scared out of my mind when ..." (He looked around to see if anyone was listening.)  "When Carrie pulled the gun on me.  And what I'm about to say, I know is completely out of line for me to say and makes me seem like I pity you ... which I DON'T!  But, I think there is some unresolved issue with Carrie.  I think if we can solve it, whatever it is - maybe the bad parts of her will go away and the good parts will be absorbed back into you.  Ever since I met you, your all that I think about.  I hesitate to tell you ... but I have to take these now."  He pulled out his bottle of Lithium.  "And let me tell you, they don't help a bit.  I'm not bi polar, but try to convice a doctor of that.  Something happens to me, I can't explain it.  Its a good thing ... its a bad thing.  Its a part of me I'm discovering; and I can't think of anyone I'd rather help or be helped by but you.  Together."<br/><br/>He knew he was too much; he said more than he should have ... at least, he felt awkward.  You can't FIX someone?  He didn't know what to do next; he did know she would have to wear the green Starbucks outfit more often.  Oh damn you, Teo.  Is that all you ever think about, he thought to himself?<br/><br/>He reached in his pocket and give her his phone number.  "Call me anytime."  The door to the store opened; Teo suddenly became tense and anxious.  He wanted to continue talking to her, but for some odd reason - he strangely recognized the man walking in the door ... was it really him?