"That sounds like fun," Cassie surprised herself by saying as she followed him towards the counter, keeping it between them. "I think I'd like that. The lunch part at least." She really didn't want to talk about what was bothering her. Most especially not when she wasn't sure what exactly had happened. "I can't begin to understand why no one would want to get to know you." She offered him a smile as she pulled out her wallet. "You said nine hundred right?" There was the pesky business of business to deal with after all.<br/><br/>So what if this was starting to look a little like she'd just agreed to go on a date with him? After all a date wasn't what started the issues. Maybe the issue before had always been that she wasn't really dating anyone? There was no way to know. Not now anyway, the past was gone and could not be retrieved. Maybe it wouldn't be such a bad thing to give it a try. Not that that was necessarily what this was, it could just be two people who were in need of some company having lunch and getting to know one another a bit better. Maybe she was reading too much into the invitation.