Tom was always more than happy to be the center of attention, after all, he was through and through, an extrovert. But Tom scaled it back this time in an attempt to help Daisy out of her shyness. He stood firmly behind Daisy and held her gently, yet, firmly as to not allow her to hide any longer.

"We're just enjoying a nice breakfast." Tom said. "Speaking of which, how do you like the view, Daisy?" It was a sad attempt to get the shy woman involved in the conversation, but it worked a little. Daisy looked up and spoke for a change,

"It's fine."

Tom chuckled. "We should all do something together, perhaps?!" He was always very excited, always wanted to do something with friends and be silly. "You wouldn't mind that, would you, Daisy? How about you, Sam? Skylee?" But Daisy certainly DID mind, still, she didn't want to embarrass Tom in front of his friend(s), Daisy feigned a smile and nodded,

"That'd.... be great." She continued with her fake smile and Tom was ecstatic.
"Great!" He exclaimed. Although, Daisy wasn't as excited as Tom, he still noticed and he rubbed her shoulders to encourage her as if to say, Good job, Daisy... Keep going! Daisy's smile faded a little and she looked back down at her feet, still feel shy and embarrassed.