It bothered Jason, too. Being treated like their opinions did not matter was not a pleasant feeling for anyone involved. It must have hurt Alicia even more – she was the one that dealt with it on a daily basis for her entire life. On top of that, she was completely overlooked because of her drug addict brother. It surprised everyone when Alicia turned away, headed back to the stranded yacht. Madison was yelling at Alicia to get back, but it did not matter. Alicia was pulling him along, but he would have gone anyways, so he assured Madison that he was going to be there for Alicia. After all, they were a team – they would not go anywhere without each other in the first place.<br/><br/>For the first few minutes of walking, Jason was quiet. Once they had a good amount of distance in between the others and themselves, Jason focused his attention onto Alicia. Their fingers were linked together, his hand squeezing her hand tightly. “Hey…” He whispered quietly, deciding to finally voice his opinion. “Whatever you want, you know I am with you.” He figured that was a given, though. She should already know that. “But… what do you want to do? Let me know what you’re thinking, how you’re feeling. I know that you don’t like how they’re treating us, especially since you’ve dealt with it since you were a teenager. I don’t know what to say to make it better, because nothing will make it better. There’s no good reason for her to treat you the way she does, to dismiss our ideas. Maybe we can make her see it, eventually. I don’t know how, but I’m not sure if splitting up from them is the best idea we have right now.”<br/><br/>He might have not agreed with going back to the ship, but he was listening to her. “Like I said, though, if this is what you think is best, then I’m with you. Just tell me what you think we need to do. Are we just going back to the yacht and wait? Or are we going to settle down somewhere else for the night?” Again, Jason made sure that Alicia knew that he was with her all the way. Her opinion mattered – she mattered to him and she was the center of his entire world. She was his wife, after all. The love he felt was strong. All he wanted to do was make her happy again, which was not the case right now since Madison and Travis were being difficult.