19-year-old Gisele Bundchen was strolling along the river walk in San Antonio, smiling brightly.
She had misunderstood Roger.
She thought Roger had forgotten their appointment, but Roger had told her, "Gisele, my friend, of course I didn't forget. What I meant was that I invited you to come to watch the first home game."
Roger's gaze was so sincere that Gisele Bundchen felt sure he wasn't just making excuses for himself.
He was really too good.
As a world-class superstar, he hadn't contacted her for a while, purely because he was working hard at training, not goofing around with other women.
He really, really was too good.
Bundchen turned her head to glance at Roger beside her, and Roger happened to look her way as well.
At that moment, Roger profoundly understood what it meant to have light in one's eyes.
He also profoundly understood what it meant to have a natural filter.
