Lori Siegel

But I would assume he was being lighthearted in that part of the conversation.

Yeah, we heard that he's a very humorous type of guy.

I mean, he seemed serious in the moment, but, I mean, I could have read him wrong.

Maybe I misunderstood.

I mean, he didn't pull out, like, Zillow or Redfin on his phone and, like, start searching for properties right there, right?

Oh, there's one two blocks away.

You want to go to open house?

No, but just to say that on a first date felt really awkward.

Yeah, I could see that.

I don't know if it's a reason to like never see him again.

But we can understand you were a little scared by it, a little intimidated.

It was a lot all at once on a first date.

That's what you're saying.

Well, if you feel like he's serious, there's a good way to find out because actually James is on the other line of this phone call listening in, waiting to talk to you.

Oh, gosh.

Really?

yeah really come on I'm sorry that's how this works James are you there hey Audrey oh all right hi James hey uh it's so good to hear your voice first of all um good but hey I want to be clear like I actually wasn't joking when I said the idea about the house and moving in because I thought I could be helpful what

Whoa, James.

Wait, you went from buying a place with her to just moving into the place she already bought?

No, but in my defense, I don't mean right away.