"Yeah, that's definitely it. My mistake." Brielle laughs. "I think we both know which one of us sucks at arm wrestling. It's so not me," she says throwing her hands up. When Liam gives her the napkin with his number on it, she smiles. It had been a while since she went on a date so she was glad that her first time back at it went so well. "I'll keep that in mind." She gathered her purse, putting the napkin inside it, and phone and went over to hug him goodbye. "Yeah, this was fun. See you around old man." She stepped back and waved goodbye before she started walking towards the door to leave.

OOC: Hope it's okay to rp this late blind date in here :P

William Hanson was standing outside in the lobby of a nice hotel he had agreed to meet his blind date at. He was dressed casually for the event, a nice pair of slacks and a white button down shirt which was tucked into his pants. William was a very attractive young man and it would seem he could go on dates regularly but with his busy schedule having to teach at Hollywood Arts, he decided to give this a try. His phone was now off, as it was a pet peeve of his to be on anything electronic during dates.

William wasn't sure whom he was about to meet so he figured they would also be standing awkwardly in the lobby, dressed kind of nice, and trying to see if they could find him before he found them. Once he saw someone fitting that description, he thought it would be her. She was quite a beauty to him, her beautiful sweater dress fitting her body just the perfect way and he was able to see her curves. He tapped his hand on his leg and then walked over to her. "Hi. I don't suppose you are here for a...blind date, are you?"

William shook her hand, not too firmly but also not too weak. "Lotus, is it? What a beautiful name. I'm William. You can call me Will for short, if you'd like." He grinned at her, thinking he would enjoy this blind date. "You look stunning by the way."

"Thank you, and yeah. I'll have to be honest, I did this for the spur of the moment, to see what would happen I guess. Also, I was talked into doing it by a friend who is also having one. I never imagined I'd meet someone not stable." William chuckled. "So, should we go for dinner? I'm not impartial to any ideas."

William nodded as he listened to her. He held the door open for her as they made their way towards the restaurant in the hotel. "I haven't really had the time and to be honest....I haven't really managed to be interested in many of my dates. So I'm trying to have fun with dating I guess is one way to put it. This way I don't overthink."

"I'm with you on that. Most people can't keep my interest long enough for me to care about them. You, however, so far I have to say I'm pretty intrigued by you. I'd love to know everything about you." He stares at her for a moment before continuing to look ahead as they were lead to a table. It was dimly lit, fancy silverware and napkins placed graciously onto the tables. He pulled out her seat for her. "I'm a teacher at a program, instructor really. I help kids with their theater skills and enhance them. Are you by any chance into theater?"