<div style="text-align: justify;">Adam gave her a smile as Sam said that it didn't hurt as bad as it looked. "Okay, that's good. I really didn't want you to overdo it on your first day. No need to impress me. I'm glad it's not that bad." He had been genuinely concerned about her and he felt some kind of relieve as she answered him which was really strange since she wasn't even his employee. The young man blamed their shared past in high school for his concern although he did know that it was more than just that. He wasn't ready to admit it yet though.<br/><br/>The smile on his face grew bigger as he noticed her blush when she admitted that she had liked spending time with him too. A warm feeling went through his body as he heard that. It faded away quickly as he thought of the fact that she had to say that if she wanted to come back. One moment he had believed her but now he didn't know it that sure anymore. Was he searching too much for an excuse to ruin the fun he had? He didn't know.<br/><br/>He followed her as she moved her stuff towards the car and nodded. "Yeah, I'll call you about the contract and when you get it here for me to sign we could arrange a specific date for next time that you come cleaning. From then we could have the same day every week if that's possible." Adam saw how she studied him and still wondered about the disbelieve that he had earlier. He couldn't put that thought away.</div>