Tom had just graduated with you, and he has been one of your best friends since the 5th grade. After a few short minutes of walking down your block, you arrived at his house.
You rang the doorbell, and Haley opened the door. Haley is Tom's younger sister at 18, and you have known her for a long time. In fact, you always thought she was cute, however, people might laugh because she was 2 years younger than you. She had blonde pig-tailed hair, and a tye-dye shirt. Her favorite show was Rocket Power, which you watched with her when you would spend the night with Tom.
"Hey, Haley. Is Tom here?" you asked.
"Nope, sorry," she responded, "He won't be back until the afternoon because he had to go with our dad to a fishing expo." Then you remembered he told you that yesterday, but obviously that was way in the back of your memory, as you unconsciously glance downwards. You just happen to notice that Haley has some very pretty feet almost from that top view. With some creative thoughts running through your mind for the first time.
"Oh..." you pause, "Well, do you wanna hang out until he gets back?"
"Sure!" she exclaimed. What was that about? Was she excited that you were here?
"Do you want stay here or go out somewhere?" she asks you, "Or, I could invite somebody else over?" More thoughts are running through your mind, and then you answer her:
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