From Bailey's Point of View:

"Listen, in my defense, I had no idea what to do with the guy that seemed to be a friend to everyone he came in contact with. I liked my little bubble and the few feet of space the counter gave me between myself and everyone else. Seth can remember me running away from him in the halls or the cage, but I don't have a lot of memories of that. What I do remember is being unsure what to say to the guy that could be laughing, telling jokes one second, but then down to business in the next.

I sort of got over that shyness the more I had to work with Seth, eventually I was telling jokes and batting my fake eyelashes over the money I counted to him multiple times a night, I remember those moments when we chatted and found something new in common. If you ask me, I trained him to like me by counting thousands of dollars to him each night, but he swears I didn't train him.

When I think of how we came to be together I get butterflies and a stupid grin on my face that doesn't go away no matter how hard I try. It was like one second he was this guy I was too shy to talk to and then I blinked and he was the guy I went out of my way to chat with each night.

Seth made it easy to fall in love with him, and the build up to our relationship was magical, I felt like we both knew that this was going to be something that changed both of our lives. From the night he got my phone number- I never went a day without a smile over something that he said. I felt like a ball of sunshine the night that he asked me to be his girlfriend, and I haven't stopped feeling like that since."