Laura was willing to try whatever Andy suggested, but she had a feeling that simply hooking jumper cables up wouldn't do the trick.  She was hoping it would be something that simple and minor to fix, but her first suspicion proved to be right after all, and she frowned for a second, before she shrugged resignedly.<br/><br/>She thought about his offer to just give her a number of someone to call, before she shook her head, giving him a smile and climbing back out of the car again.  "You seem to know a fair bit about cars, and so far you haven't tried anything that I'd call questionable," she said.  "Besides, if I were to call someone, I'd have to wait for them to show up.  Not that that's why I'm not doing it, but you look trustowrthy.  I don't know where you'd tow it to, and I probably be so keen on letting a stranger drive my car somewhere in the city, but I always heard people who lived in the country, at least most of them, still try to help people, and I always believe in giving someone a chance to prove themselves," she smiled.  "Lots of people tell me I'll pay for thinking that way someday, but I can't help the way I am," she added, wondering if he would have the same opinion of her as a lot of others she knew.