As for Felicity, it isn't lost on her how handsome he really is. Something about that chiseled face and that unfairly good-looking stubble. What she likes about him the most so far though, is how good of a sport he was when they first met and she was quite literally ducking the authorities. Says a lot about person — he doesn't jump to conclusions, he's willing to give people the benefit of the doubt, and he's ... trusting. He had to be, to tell her about werewolves.

It just all adds up in the end.

Still, it hasn't fully hit her yet, not consciously at least, that her heart beats a little faster when he's around. For now, she's just a girl asking a guy to dance, and if the way he says he'd love to makes her smile, all the better for it.

The next song that plays isn't one she knows, but she recognizes the singer and the fact that it's going to be a slow dance. It makes the moment when she takes his hand all the more nerve-wracking, but her fingers can already feel that he's warm, and strong, and suddenly, focusing on him is a lot easier than focusing on her nerves.