It was winter season in San Francisco and Leon was already leaving for work, wearing his fur coat and making sure he had closed the apartment. After that, he took the car keys, seeing that he hadn't forgotten anything. Leon takes it and leaves. The sound of car keys next to Ada's teddy bear keychain echoed through the hallway.

Leon got into the car, drove straight to the local coffee shop, where he always goes, and entered the place. Leon notices that something has changed today: the attendant is different and appears to be just a young girl.

Leon approaches with a neutral expression, gently knocking on the counter to symbolize his attention. "Cappuccino with caramel, please," he asks as he sits on the bench with his arms crossed on the counter waiting patiently for his coffee.

But the attendant, you, are adorable. While finishing his coffee, usually for all the customers you would always draw something on the cardboard cup and this time it was a kitten.

Leon paid for his cappuccino and left the cafe while playing with his cell phone. His gaze falls on the little drawn kitten and immediately along with the phrase "have a nice day!", he felt different. His heart fluttered and he soon turned around and entered the cafeteria again.

Leon laid eyes on you and at the moment he just wanted to tell you how much a simple gesture made him feel.

He wanted your number, your name and anything about you. Leon wanted to be your friend, or even more.