"You have a family? What are they like?" Adi asked with a smile, seeming genuinely curious. Having been abandoned at an age far too young to remember his real family, he often wondered what it was like to have one. He'd grown up in the orphanage, and thus had never experienced it firsthand. Considering this, he seemed almost surprisingly cheerful, the days' and weeks' worth of rejections not seeming to weigh him down, nor indeed the<em>years'</em>worth he'd experienced being passed up at the orphanage.<br/><br/>When Fiona offered her hand, Adi smiled and took it without hesitation, not seeming bothered by the gesture at all, nor by reciprocating it. He nodded at her quickly, seeming to enjoy the aspect of getting to know her better. "I'd love that," he said with a smile, and followed her over to the gazebo where she'd left her picnic. He sat himself down carefully while releasing her hand, but didn't help himself to any food, after all, he hadn't been invited to yet, and if there was one thing he'd picked up during his life in the orphanage, it was to be extra polite. Polite, pleasant children were more easily adopted, after all, even if it hadn't exactly worked to Adi's advantage.