It still puzzles me how Olive feels so comfortable with this man, but she doesn't want to tell him the whole truth. Puzzling. I do get that she doesn't want to jeopardize what she has now, and the feelings of embarrassment at the idea of rejection or loss.

Two beds doesn't change a thing when Olive jumps on top of him and kisses him. Yes, he absolutely wants to kiss her and have sex with her. It should be no surprise that she thinks he doesn't want to when he rejects her. He definitely got that angry side out, and now she could see both sides of him and reconcile them into one, and she liked that side too. That's refreshing to hear.

And it was also refreshing to hear that Adam wants to focus on the work and not on the person, the work gets better, the process improves, there is nothing wrong with the person, but there may be something wrong with the work. I can support this type of idea. It's criticism, but Adam is good not to criticize much with Olive (take notes gentlemen).

She has her aweson thing going, and it really is good. Not just saying that, and it's not because of a relationship. It's because it's genuine and game recognize game, playa. I see you. That's the feeling the exudes when someone who has been there done that gives a head nod and acknowledgment. Or something like that. For Olive, it was the super-science Dr. Carlson.

Okay, the whole thing feels a bit, umm... sexy. Not sure how to say that, but I'm also a little glad I didn't get the sex scene in this one, just a kiss, some drama, and a bulge. Then his no did not mean no to her. She came with the questions. Why? Brilliant question actually. Probably need to learn tips from Olive about how to convince people to have sex that are trying not to for some reason not related to wanting to right now. She totally seduced him. He was minding his own business, and she had to go looking all sexy wearing the t-shirt in a sexy way and not wearing pants and being extra cute. He was powerless against her charm. He also really wanted to do this but was scared she was going to hurt him and it would turn into some thing. He had his own fears going on, and she didn't share those fears.

Interesing....

No movies where horses die is a good rule, but it's also a very particular request. It appeared that Adam was actually googling for movies to know if that was a plot point. I don't remember seeing any horses die in recent films. Sure, there are plenty of movies where a horse dies, but not so much lately. There was the movie where the horse was sleeping and they thought he was dead. I don't think that counts because the horse did not die. Giving away minor plot points, but I'm sure Olive would appreciate the heads up. And Adam would extend a thanks for having done the homework for him on this particular movie.