Addy was one of those women that a lot of feminists didn't get.  She wanted to be treated equally in most things, but she loved being treated like a lady.  Alan opening her door and even helping her with her seat belt - it was so chivalrous.  It's the way a woman should be treated with a man.  She should feel special, not like every other woman that he treats 'equal'.<br/><br/>Alan's car was sleek and fast!  When they got on the highway, her stomach flopped like it did when she went on a roller coaster at Six Flags - that special combination of fear and excitement.  By the time Addy had caught her breath from the quick take off, they were already taking their exit for the Thai restaurant, hardly time to even start a conversation.  She watched him drive, handling the car effortlessly as he turned off the main road.  They arrived at the Thai restaurant just a few moments  and a couple of turns later.<br/><br/>She sat in her seat and waited as Alan exited the car, knowing that he'd come and help her out.  While she waited she considered how the night would go, her anticipation growing.  She realized that he was a nice guy, and he seemed to know how to treat her, to be kind and gentle.