It wasn't too long before Liz came running in with the washcloth. "Here." she said and handed it to Dani. Dani took it from her and scooted closer to Adam. She was about to start cleaning up the first cut that she saw when she heard a gasp. "I...I can't watch this." Liz said and awkwardly walked out of the room. Dani chuckled a little and went back to tending Adam's wounds. There was a cut on his shoulder, possibly one in the stomach area, and a smaller one on the side of his face. "I need you to lay down so I can see the one on your stomach." she told him. Adam raised an eyebrow at Dani and smiled. "I bet you just can't wait to get my shirt off." he said. Dani rolled her eyes. "Yeah. That's what it is." she said sarcastically. "Now lay down and lift your shirt up so I can clean it up for you." Adam sighed and laid down on the couch that he had been sitting on. She moved his shirt just above the cut and lightly dabbed it with the washcloth. "What even happened?" she asked as she cleaned up the wound. Adam looked to the side and tightened his jaw. "That man was hiding in an alley and he attacked me." he said. Dani finished cleaning the one on his stomach and pulled his shirt back down. "Sit up. I'm going to do your shoulder now." she said. He sat up. Dani shifted his shirt so that his shoulder was exposed. "You know, it'd be a whole lot easier if you just took the stupid shirt off." he said. Dani shook her head. "That's...awkward." she replied. Adam smirked. "I don't see how that's awkward unless...." he trailed off. Dani paused for a moment and then went back to cleaning his wound. "No. I guess it's not awkward, but I'm almost done cleaning the one on your shoulder, so it doesn't matter anymore." she said and pulled his shirt back over it again. Adam sighed and leaned into the couch. Dani stood up and moved to the other side of him so that she could get the cut on the side of his face. "Can you not lean back into the couch like that? It makes it harder for me to do this." she said. Adam looked at her and shrugged. "I'm too comfortable where I am." he said. Dani rolled her eyes and moved closer to see better. "Jerk." she said and put a hand on his shoulder to keep herself balanced as she leaned in to clean the cut. She pushed his chin the other way with her finger. "There. That's better." she said. Adam looked at her again. "Why can't you just stay still?" she asked and waited for him to look the other way again, but he didn't. "You're hurt too. You took care of my bigger injuries, and now you need someone to look at the one on your chin." he said and leaned forward, examining her chin. Dani leaned back away from him a little. He sighed. "Do I bother you?" he asked. Dani's expression became confused. "No. You don't bother me. What does that have to do with anything?" she asked. Adam stared at her for a few seconds. "Then why do you always seem to move away from me?" he asked. Dani sighed and leaned back into the couch now. "I have to protect Liz, and I can't let myself get distracted from my job." she replied. "I'm distracting to you?" he asked. Dani looked straight ahead to avoid looking at him. "Yeah. I mean, you're always...flirting with me." she said. Adam chuckled. "Of course I am. You're really pretty." Dani glanced at him and then stood up. "Okay. I can't...I think you're good enough to go now." she said and headed toward the door. Adam stood up and caught up to her. "Wait. What happened?" he asked. Dani didn't answer. She just opened the front door and walked outside. Liz followed right behind her. "What's going on?" she asked. Dani turned to Liz and looked behind her at Adam. "Nothing. He's good now." she said and gave a reassuring smile to Liz. Liz nodded. "Alright. Then I guess we'll get you home." she said to Adam. They all got in the car and made an awkwardly silent trip to Adam's house, then a moderately quiet one home.