"Of course," Tim answered worry etched on his face as he let her hand fall from his as she sat down. He'd never known her to be anemic before, but he bit down on the worry. She just needed to rest and take the tablet that was at home, and then she'd be fine. After a few minutes of anxious silence, she stood back up and he let out a breath he didn't know he had been holding. She was okay, and they could take it slow. He would have done anything to make her comfortable in the past, and he wasn't about to change his ways now. When they began walking again he noticed that her hands were buried in her pockets, and he kept his hands at his side while they kept walking.<br/><br/>Eventually, they made it to the lake and he smiled at all the memories. They'd raced the pedalos around the lake more times then they could count, had once rented a sailboat and determined they had both sucked at paddling, and he'd almost kissed her under one of those gazebos back when he was a lovesick teenager. This place had a lot of great memories, and hopefully, they could make some more. "You need a smile on your face." He declared, guiding her around the lake and towards the pedaloes that bobbed in the water, waiting for someone to use them. "How about I go down and back while you time me?" He chuckled, his voice nice and playful as he tried to get Alice to smile before he clambered into the paddleboat that was a little too small for him.<br/><br/>"Here I go!" Tim called, watching the tiniest hint of a smile cross Alice's face as he struggled to paddle the boat across the lake, somehow managing to go in a circle as he fought to get the small petals moving. "Huh, you think they'd make different sizes of these blasted things!" He sighed, utterly making a fool of himself for her as he paddled around in the circle. "Dang it, come on and get me across the lake!"<br/><br/>Only for Alice would he leap into a too small boat to make her smile, but then again, he'd done a lot of silly things to see that pretty grin on her face.