<div style="text-align: justify;">Adam arched his eyebrows and shook his head while he listened to her. "Now you're lying Sam. I'm pretty sure that it is impossible to go blind from seeing someone dance. Getting deaf because of hearing bad singing is possibe tough. Maybe you shouldn't sing or I should wear earplugs if you do because I don't wanna become deaf just yet. There's too much that I still wanna hear." he said jokingly as he watched her getting up. The place did look much better now that she was done.<br/><br/>His eyes went over the floor as she was checking it too. "I do think that you've got rid of every stain. There's nothing that I can see." She was checking herself out and Adam looked at her too. The hard work had left its marks. Her hair wasn't as nice anymore as when she came in but it had something. A raw look. He liked it. Then she stretched her back and Adam worried that he had let her work too much. "You okay? I haven't pushed you too hard by letting you do it all in one evening?" She had been sitting on her knees for quite some time and he didn't want her to get hurt because of that.<br/><br/>She walked away to empty the bucket of dirty water and came back all apologizing. Adam didn't know why but as she continued the reason became clear and he laughed. "Seriously? Don't apologize. My evening would have been going home and checking out the tv. I didn't have any plans, now I had a nice evening filling conversation. Sam, I should be thankful and I do think that you're done. Everything looks clean." He smiled at her as she still was having too much stress about working too long.</div>