<div style="text-align: justify;">Adam listened carefully as Sam spoke and the words that she said the softest stayed the longest with him. The girl told him that she enjoyed getting to know him. He felt exactly like that too. So far it seemed that they were a great match but he didn't want to get his hopes all up. He had to admit that he had never felt as good as with her but there were quite a few times that he had thought that he had found his match in the past. Those moments faded quickly as he got to know the girls better but maybe he got lucky this time, he really hoped so.<br/><br/>As he came back with his guitar he saw her staring to the point where he had disappeared, grinning as he saw that she blushed once more. She really had too much blood that went to her cheeks every time. He sat down again and smiled as she turned towards him, being open. Their legs touched and he looked down at it for a moment and then back into her eyes. His head moving slightly closer to her a smile playing on his face. In his mind he leaned in and placed a kiss on her lips but he knew that he couldn't do that now. Their friendship of one day was fragile and he was still insecure about her feelings.<br/><br/>The young man frowned slightly as she mentioned the lucky guitar but soon he laughed, realizing what she had just said. Her reaction was enough to see that it had been just a slip, apparently he wasn't the only one that didn't know whether he had to express his feelings or not. Adam was glad that she did though. It gave them a little more room to play around and he was able express that he had some feelings for her too. "What kind of music does the lady have on when she has those lonely nights?" He was really interested whether their music styles matched as well.<br/><br/>As he waited for her answer he grabbed his beer and took another sip, giving her time to talk as he listened.</div>