"Well it seems that we both sort of fell into our businesses. Bennett's Cleaning was originally just a way to make ends meet. I had a couple friends who offered to pay me if I cleaned up for them. Soon enough I was making a living cleaning. It's not what I thought I would end up doing, but it's done me well over the years." She looked at him when he said that owning a business there were only small downfalls. She nodded her head, "I agree they are only small and usually manageable, but at times they can be quite bothersome."<br/><br/>She looks at him, smiling, "I wouldn't change it for the world though." She listened to him talk about his father and nodded. "I remember hearing about your father and what happened. I always wanted to approach you and give you my sympathy, but I just never could find the right way or time to approach you." She gave him an awkward smile as she remembered those times. Then he mentioned her and how she used to be, she blushed a bit. "Yeah I've come out of my shell a little." she nodded in confirmation. "I'm still generally quiet, I do what I need to for my business and to get work, and yes people expect me to talk for a large portion of the day, but you'd be surprised at how many people would prefer someone to listen rather than talk themselves." She smiled as she said the last part, it was generally true.<br/><br/>"Do you still hang out with the people from school?" she asked not because she was curious about the people from school but wondered what he did with his free time.