Stacy thought to herself that this guy couldn't be any more perfect - did he really think advertising was cool?  She knew her boyfriend always made fun of her major - calling it a cost center and the softer side of business.  He would always comment that she should focus on sales where she could make more money.  Stacy wasn't built that way, though, as she loved the marketing and advertising aspect.   Finally, someone who seemed interested in her, and what she wanted to do.  In a comparison, Michael, this guy she just met, was winning hands down versus her boyfriend of over a year.  A seed of doubt had been planted.<br/><br/>She blushed as he called her a Georgia peach.  Normally, when guys at bars commented on that, it seemed judgmental.  Yet, when Michael said it, she smiled and was flattered.  "That's me...born and raised," she said softly.  Stacy noticed him looking at her and his attention caused her to gain a little confidence in herself; she smiled shyly in response.  When he spoke of his farm, and then the passing of his dad, she melted.  This guy was so amazing and without giving it much thought, she reached out to touch his arm.  "So sorry to hear about your dad.  It's obvious you had a lot of good memories."  He captivated her completely as she hadn't found a flaw.  Stacy knew this was a good thing as her friends had always accused her of being picky and so quick to judge guys.  Emotionally, she was there.<br/><br/>She finally withdrew her hand on his arm, "It makes perfect sense...of course," she smiled.  She could look at him all day.<br/><br/>Stacy blushed at Christina's comment.  "Oh, well, if you want I can bring you one, or..." she left it open ended.  She wanted to say that she wouldn't look, but she feared it would come across as prudish.  She needed to adapt her ways to that of the house, even if the openness and casual innuendo caused her discomfort.   "I am going to my room to change," she paused, "and I'll just bring you one - if you don't want to use it, it's okay," she blushed further.  She giggled, before heading off to her room, "I'm so excited."<br/><br/>(To Stacy's room)