<div class="floatright">(http://waytooindie.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/drinking-buddies-movie.jpg)</div>Olivia's eyes widened, her lips pursed into a smile and she held her arms out.<em>"There's a voice I'd remember anywhere!"</em>she spoke warmly. It wasn't just Peter's voice, it was his mannerism and his out and out charm. The guy was downright invigorating and still had this gift, it seemed, to make her laugh. Anytime he spoke, she just wanted to give him a big'ol'hug.<br/><br/>Having Peter and Jaclyn both express themselves as impressed is a big deal to Olivia. One of her concerns would be that they'd get out, scan the area, and have a dozen questions that she would have to refer to others. Olivia arranged this project in the hopes that the very setting would speak for itself. A tour could be given, not lead purely by Olivia of course, but by a well versed individual from the business itself. Olivia could provide answers if needed to the non specific questions, to the more support-oriented material, but she was hoping to get out of this without having to say too much right now.<br/><br/>"Well Peter... Jaclyn. If you'd like to get something to drink, by all means, make yourselves at home. I was thinking we'd take a brief tour of the place, any questions you had, my team here is really on the ball in regards to function and the operational side of things. My thoughts were that when you were satisfied with the tour, we could head inside and put the final touches on how we could make this dream a reality. The financial stuff is really the boring material compared to everything you see out here, but it's the lifeblood. So believe me when I tell you..."<br/><br/>she couldn't help but cast Jaclyn another glance...<br/><br/><em>"None of this happens without you. So thank you both for coming."</em><br/><br/>Yes. She'd thank them for coming, she'd appreciate their time, she'd present her opinion as if understanding if they chose not to go with it, but she also drove home that they were crucial for this. She wanted to make it feel awkward for them to up and leave here without investing. If she was on top of her salesmanship game, she was going to have their future in her hands before the afternoon was out!