If it was any other day, Siyah might have honked nonstop. Everyday, she tries to meet the 9 am rush that she hits on the main street and a bit later than that, rest of her day activities gets pushed back. It sort of throws her off her schedule even though she didn't have a full time job or a job where she needed physically to be in the office. Today was different because it was a Saturday and like this guy who had parked his car in her driveway, all the people usually sleeps in. She wasn't other people, she was different and even he may realize how different she is in comparison to girls he knows.<br/><br/>Grabbing a bottle of water, she took a few sips from it to quench her thirst. With her car running and air condition blowing right on her torso and her face, she felt relaxed. She waited for a few second, looking out of her windows and the in the mirror to see if anyone was stepping out of their house to move the darn car that was in her way. She even though about driving partially over her lawn to get onto the road but there was another car and it was too close of a gap between the two car. Besides, she didn't want to ruin her garden.<br/><br/>Taking that time to actually work her hair into a tight pony, letting her hand run thought it as she flicked it to the side. A bit distracted as she was examining the ends of her hair to see if she needed a cut and if they were growing healthily. Having no clue that someone was walking towards her car, making all sorts of decisions that would make her want to curse him if she even hears them, even better, catches a whiff of them. When a knock came from her side of the window, she turned her head to find a rather tall looking boy, a man...<br/><br/>For a second, she froze in her seat, watching him pass of an apology gesture and asking her to lower the window. One thing for sure, whoever he was, he surely seemed fit and his stealth body was the proof of it. He had to bend a little so she can actually look at him, letting her gaze move upwards to look at him where his turquoise shades of his eyes caught her attention. Without a delay, her brows furrowed a bit as she lowered her window at last.<br/><br/>And with that, he would feel cool air brushing his naked torso along with her peachy scent that he wouldn't be able to ignore even if he wanted to.<strong>"May I help you?"</strong>she spoke in her soft tone, wondering if that was his car and looked back to it when he apologized, claiming it his. Her head tilted in question when he told her he was the new neighbor, looking past him to the house that was on sale/rent and to see if any of his parents were out and about as well. There was an aura about him that she couldn't yet place her finger on but he seemed talkative as well as observant.<br/><br/>Siyah did have a matching black colored Nike zip up top but just because it was pretty warm, she let it sit in the passenger seat.  She realized that her sitting position would allowed him a nice little view of her chest and even though her sport top was tight, it would allow a slightest of view into her cleavage. That's when she opened the door,<strong>"Excuse me..."</strong>She said and smiled softly, opening the door tad bit but waiting to push it open all the way until he was out of her way. She closed the door behind her and smiled,<strong> "So you are the new neighbor! So, you're moving in huh?"</strong>She said looking to her car and then back at him,<strong>"Ahh yes, I usually wake up early to work out. It definitely is."</strong>She said and flicked her hair pony back, standing straight as she couldn't help but add,<strong>"And I am Siyah. Siyah McBride. Umm, the closest and probably the nicest gym is 15 minutes from here. Right before the downtown. It's called-The Muscle Hut."</strong>They had guest passes for members should they want to pass them off to friends and families. She never needed to use them since her family was far away and friends she has weren't interested in working out like she did.<br/><br/>It was obvious the guy was flirting with her or it was just how his nature was. It was too early to tell and besides, Siyah is usually oblivious to men's advances. The reason being was that she was married and she stopped paying much attention to other men, ever since she met her husband.<strong>"Sorry about honking and waking you up so early. I am sure you must be tired. Moving is no fun."</strong>She spoke casually, carrying a decent conversation with this stranger. Usually, her bubbly personality drew people in, making it easy to strike up some conversation.