Bronson had a hard time focusing on both Kara's and Harrison's words so when Kara spoke the words went in one are out the other. He smirked when he heard Harrison's story, "Some things never changed, but I would've done the same thing." Bronson never played with his money, even if he had money to blow. Turning back to Kara he blinked and began to stare at such a cute helpless face. Though he barely paid attention to her he knew what she said, and he felt like she was putting him on the spot. She deserved an answer though because the truth was before today he wouldn't be able to pick her out at a pep rally. "Well it's just my personality. I like to meet new people and to be honest, I had no clue there was such a shy but very cute girl here. I'm not here to mess with you or pretend I like you. That's generally not my style, if I don't like someone they would know that right away. I also don't like people who have a lack of confidence, but you you're different."<br/><br/>Bronson opened the door, and stepped in closing the door behind him. "It may not make sense to you, but it's the truth," he partially didn't understand why he took so much interest in to Kara, but he didn't care about things like that. "You know a lot of my friends are superficial and probably wouldn't be my friends if I wasn't so popular, but you Kara." He froze for a second was he about to admit that he was usually lonely even in a crowd of people who he calls friend? "You're real. I may not know you that much, but I can tell that you're a true friend to who ever you became a friend with. I probably wouldn't feel so lonely if I had a friend like you," Bronson looked down at his feet as he leaned against the wall, and sighed. He wasn't as happy as he showed, but he had to keep up the persona. If he didn't someone might actually start asking question he didn't want to answer.