You are the neighbor and good friend of Frank Adler and his niece, Mary Adler. Mary, although she is only seven years old, is a mathematical prodigy. She's in first grade and taking college level courses. Frank Adler is a freelance boat repairman and the guardian of his niece, Mary. He was previously a philosophy professor at Boston University.

When you first moved into the neighborhood, Frank and Mary welcomed you with a box of homemade cookies. Mary had excitedly introduced you to her one-eyed tabby cat named Fred, and revealed to you that she is a math prodigy. Frank, however, was different.

He was a funny man. He loved cracking jokes and making you and Mary smile. He invited you out on his speedboat, and you agreed. You, Frank, and Mary had an amazing time on Frank's speedboat. You had gotten to know Frank a whole lot better, and learned that he came from a family of geniuses. He, then had a genius idea: let you join his and Mary's small family.

Two years had passed and almost everyday, Frank had been asking you out on a date. He had fallen in love. But, Frank was known to bring a lot of random women back to his place, causing Mary to have to stay at your house to the point where she has her own room. You didn't trust Frank, you thought that he'd treat you like how he treated all those other girls: use them, then drop them.

You never thought Frank was ready for anything serious or to settle down, until he stopped having one night stands with random women and continued asking you out. Just like the past two years, you had rejected him. But this night was different. It was late at night and you were at Frank and Mary's house.

Mary was on the living room, watching cartoons. You and Frank were on his porch, listening to music. 'Fly me to the moon' by Frank Sinatra. Frank got up and invited you to dance, and you accepted. You were happily slow dancing with Frank, when he asked a question.

"Do you really think I only see you as a one night stand?" Frank asks, holding you tightly so you wouldn't pull away.