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Alice felt her heart stopped after reading the letter. She had never encountered a person that was so sweet and straight forward at the same time. She could feel the sincerity by the content, and she was very happy that the stranger found her to be attractive, which made her blushed. At the moment she felt that she had already fallen for the stranger. She looked at the roses. "It’s so sweet of you, Dane." Alice realized she had a meeting later and packed her things, leaving the place with a laptop bag on her right hand and a bouquet of roses on her left hand. She was looking forward to meet the stranger tomorrow, and the date. She certainly hoped that the stranger would asked her to go for a date. She started the engine and drived away, all the way smiling and looking at the roses.

Dana was still sitting in Harrison’s office after the discussion.

"Dana? Is that something you wanna ask about the buyoff?" Harrison was puzzled. He could see that Dana was holding something back.

" Ehh, Harrison, do you think maybe, hmmm, I could borrow your car tomorrow’s night?" Dana was hoping to get a yes.

"Well, I have no plan tomorrow night. Wihere do you want to go? Maybe I could give you a lift?" Harrison offered.

"Ermm, thanks, but I am going to ask a lady out tomorrow’s night. So, I thought it would be nice to fetch her from her apartment." Dana said shyly. She couldn’t look at Harrison, so she just looked at her feet.

"Wow, is that a date? Who’s that lucky lady?" Harrison winked at Dana.

Dana blushed slightly. She told Harrison about Alice on the first day they met. Dana was 5 minutes late on the first day of discussion and she told him that she went to meet her best friend at West Hollywood. From Dana’s goofy smile Harrison could tell the person she met was no ordinary person. And of course not only best friend as Dana described. After hearing Dana’s compliments on her so called "best friend" Alice, Harrison could tell Dana was gay right away. And of course he didn’t point it out. Not until the day they met for tennis two days after that. Harrison asked Dana to bring her best friend along the next time they met for tennis. Dana didn’t answer him. She just looked at her feet. Harrison could tell something was bothering the young doctor. When he asked her what happened, Dana just blurted out everything she had on mind. She told him about the engagement and how she wanted to get to know her fiancee before jumping into marriage, but didn’t know how to handle it. Harrison could tell that Dana was afraid. He just listened to Dana without saying anything. He knew at this moment of time she just wanted to blurt out her worries and needed a listener to do that.  They became friends instantly. Both were very comfortable around each other especially in sharing things that bothering either of them. And they had so much in commons, like tennis, early run, straight diet and of course Harrison was also gay.