She'd only met Ollie when she'd impulsively driven down to Annapolis on Fall Break this year, but despite only knowing him for a weekend - she was pretty sure that smirk was just the way his face worked. "You're both weird," she said, though, laughing a little.

She did wonder a little what it was like, dating someone who didn't care about your money. Jesse's cluelessness was part of his appeal, but it hadn't exactly worked out for her. "You should make him introduce you to his family," she said. "I bet Hollywood is full of stories beyond even what we filthy rich scions of industry can come up with." Her history degree was getting a little weird, at least the twentieth century class. She was pretty sure one of the chapters of her book for the final essay was about their great-grandfather.

She leaned back, though. "Painless?" she said. "You mean, you're not going to let him break my nose? I am touched, Tyler." She tapped her heart. "Right here."