<div style="text-align: justify;">Adam listened to the woman in front of him and a grin played on his face while she talked about being melodramatic. He didn't want to offend her with that though. "No need to think about those moments. Everyone has them and they pass by without being noticed. I know that this town is rather dramatic though. Some people are still talking about the way my dad passed away and how I took care of the business. That's a story that grows old pretty quick too."<br/><br/>It wasn't really a good thing that he had chosen to compare her situation with because they all found him strong and that he had a strong will to keep things up. While she always had to deal with those negative compliments about her grandfather. Live wasn't fair and especially not when you lived in this town when something has happened with one of your relatives. The older people where always ready to judge the youngsters and mostly not in a very good way.<br/><br/>She passed on the offer of the car and he was kinda glad she did so because she didn't come around often. "Yeah, just see and if things get bad you can always come back for it if no one else has taken it by then." He accepted her business card and wrote down her personal cell phone number too. "Smart thinking, I'll call you as soon as I know something about the car."</div>