She heard him, but she didn't understand what he meant by his second set of words. To feel sound and nature around her was impossible right? Her heart was still racing in her chest but as she heard his testimony that she was safe she began to calm a little. It also helped that he wasn't letting her go. Contact when in an unfamiliar place was comforting to her.<br/><br/>When she heard him begin to hum and lead her into a waltz she was shocked and she stumbled a bit on the first steps. She was a professional dancer but for the life of her because of her disability she couldn't ever remember dancing with a partner prior to now. He was her first partner, and she prayed he would understand. She knew no couples dances nor did she know any of the holds or moves. A waltz was simple and easy to learn though so she picked up on it quickly.<br/><br/>She wondered how he knew that dancing could be a comfort or a distraction to her. Then again he was no ordinary Man. She blushed as they danced and after she felt confident in what she was doing enough to split her focus to talk, she spoke to him.<span style="color: #BF00BF"> "Y-you'll have to forgive me....I have never danced with a partner. None would have me as a partner because of my eyes..."</span>She admitted.<br/><br/>Because of the nature of couples dances it took incredible trust for fully able couples to dance together. With Sierra it took even more.