"He-"

"I'm scared, Finn."

"I thought we already went over this last night."

"It's different now that we've actually talked about meeting. I'm worried about so many things."

"Tell me."

"What if I'm not who you expect me to be? What if we-"

"Wait. Let's take this one by one. I'm not expecting you to be anyone, except for the funny girl I've been talking with. I enjoy talking to you on the phone, so I'm sure I will too in real life."

"What if we don't know what to say? What if it's awkward?"

"It probably will be for a little. That's how things like this go. But then we'll talk, just like we're doing now and it'll be alright."

"What if you hate me when you see me?"

"Trust me, May, I won't. I could never hate you."

"But what if you do?"

"Then there would be something seriously wrong with me."

"Will it change things between us?"

"Probably, yeah. But that doesn't have to be a bad thing. We can still talk on the phone after, I'll just know what you look like."

"I don't know, Finn."

"There's nothing that would change the way I think about you."

"Nothing?"

"Well maybe if you turn out to be a creepy sixty-year-old grandma. But no, I feel like I know you, meeting you won't change that."

"..."

"Besides, we don't have to meet if you don't want to. We can meet this summer, but we can also wait until fall, or winter. Whatever you want."

"Okay."

"I'll wait until you're ready, May. And in the meantime we'll just keep talking and keep getting to know each other."

"Alright, yeah. Thanks, Finn. I know I can be a bit too worried sometimes and that it can be annoying."

"It'll never be annoying to me."

"Just know that you mean a lot to me, even though we haven't been talking that long."

"You mean a lot to me, too."

"Have a good day, Finn."

"Yeah, you too. Bye."

"Bye."