<div style="text-align: justify;">Adam nodded at her as she pointed out her thoughts. "I'm glad you did end up doing this otherwise I'd never had seen the beauty of this stone again." He smirked as he answered knowing how ridiculous it sounded. If it wasn't for my father I'd never had the knowledge to do this so I must thank him for that." She was right about the bothersome side of the small issues too. "Yeah, I'm not a big fan of the paperwork that a business like this gets but I guess that's what I have to do if I want this place to stay open."<br/><br/>He smiled slightly as she talked about wanting to comfort him. "Everyone wanted that really and it got rather annoying after a while. Am I allowed to say that I'm glad you didn't try it? At that point I wanted some time alone not a bunch of people that weren't close with me. I really had enough of all that." As he was finished he shrugged and let out a loud sigh. Then they moved over to her as a topic. <br/><br/>"I'm really happy for you that you've been able to do so. Being all shy doesn't give you as much opportunities as when you're an open personality. Like starting up your own business for example. Knowing when to remain silent is a good thing too, here people don't really come for a nice chat but I can imagine that your customers tell you great and sometimes less great stories." He liked the way he could talk with her. It was an open way of speech and they did seem to agree on a lot of points.<br/><br/>"No, I don't. Most of them are gone anyway. They left for college and I didn't see them back. I stayed home to work in the business. I guess it's true, out of sight out of mind. But I don't need them really. I see enough people here at the garage and if I do need some chatter, I just go out and meet with some friends." He smiled at her. "What about you?"</div>