He doesnāt pull away from her immediately, thatās a good sign. She knows that face. Heās deliberating and probably freaking out a little because of what sheās just told him. She doesnāt care that she put him on edge a little. Frankly, it seems fair to her that he should experience a taste of some of the stress that sheās had to go though lately. Heās agreeing to start over, so sheāll give him his space. Bringing her hands back to herself she fights to keep her smile small. Mayās feelās like sheās just won a little victory. His pouty face has her smile crack into an uncontrolled grin. Leaning back on the counter May tries not to act too ecstatic and proud that she can still persuade him as she once could. With a small, little giddy laugh she tries to keep in May decides to change the topic now that theyāve agreed on the terms.Ā
āYes, Iām very much away of what you do and I confess that Iām still rather taken by your hands. Iām quite aware that you have nimble fingers. I remember that rather impressive rose you folded when she first met. Whatās youāre favourite things to make with paper?ā
He narrows his eyes at the way sheās smiling but any kind of positivity is infectious to him. He allows a little, lopsided grin. He moves a little closer and reclaims his stool at the bar. He signals the bartender and is brought a fresh glass of water. He takes a delicate sip. This woman sure is something. Sheās infuriating, mysterious to him, and too pretty to be of this earth. His eyes scan over her since sheās leaning, then settle back on her face. He arches an eyebrow and gives a little bit more of a genuine smile.Ā
āYou could say that my hands are capable of a lot of things.ā he mutters slyly, unable to help himself. He stops to think, looking down and toying with a stray napkin.Ā āI like making flowers. Theyāre harder than most other things. Roses, actually. Which is why Iām so good at them.ā











