"What would you like to order, hmmm, Miss Pieszecki?" Dana asked politely.

"It’s Alice." Alice looked at her and smiled.

"I would like a cup of espresso." The waiter took down the order and walked away. Good taste, Dana thought.

There was an awkward silence after the waiter left. Alice decided to start the interview as soon as possible. She was annoyed and shifted uncomfortably at the intent gazed given by the tennis player but somehow confused as her heart beats like tenth times faster at the same time. She broke the silence.

"So…"

"So…" Dana replied.

"Can we start the interview now?" Alice put on her pair of glasses and at the same time the waiter came back with the order.

"Sure." Dana gasped as Alice looked at her with her glasses on.

Alice took one sip of her espresso and opened the lid of her laptop. Dana wished she could be the cup that Alice’s was holding. She loved the sight of Alice scanning through her questions seriously with her glasses on. So sexy, she thought. She swallowed hard as Alice took another sip of her espresso, still looking at the laptop. Her hands, wow, her lips, oh my god, and…Dana was snapped out from her thought when she realized Alice was looking at her.

"Are you ready?" Alice asked while adjusting her glasses up from her nose.

"Yeah."

"But before we start, I would like to remind you that if you are not comfortable with the questions I asked you can just say it. I will skip to another one. Is that ok?"

"Ok."

Dana goofy grin almost made Alice choked. She shook her head and continued.

"Hmm, you won the French Open before coming to Wimbledon. Do you think that’s an advantage?"

"I think that all the players are great and they have trained well for this championship. But yeah, I guess I have an advantage by winning the French Open first as this will make me more confident in the court."

"What do you think about your opponent Venus in the final?"

"Whoa, I think she is great. She’s the first seed and she won this championship last year. I sort of admire her strength and competitiveness as an athelete, but I am not giving up to her in the final. I will fight till the end."