Aries was glad that Luca wanted him around, and had the human voiced that he felt selfish wanting as much Aries would have assured him it wasn't. Aries didn't want to leave Luca alone, and if it meant living a little longer then the vampire could tolerate it. He didn't want Luca alone, he didn't want him to suffer and if his presence at his side helped even a little bit then he could tolerate this life for a bit more. As it was... Aries had remembered Luca's request to not continually ask the human to kill him from when they had first met, and now... Now Aries found that while he still desired death he didn't need to push for it. Luca was willing to help him find the solution, and he trusted him to keep his word.<br/><br/>When Luca asked about whom he'd been speaking about Aries paused, then remembered that they hadn't talked since the library... He looked up and rested his cheek on his knees, eyes watching out the small window in the room they were in through a small crease in the somewhat shoddy curtains. "My brother... Back when I was human I mean." He said softly, but there was a warmth to his voice, subtle and muddled with his general loneliness, but it was there. "At first there was our parents too... and a tutor came to the house to teach us to read and write... But... But eventually, it was mostly just the doctors." He hugged his legs a little tighter, those other people were still just fuzzy existences, he doubted he would ever truly remember them but... "But he still came to see me. He told me a lot about the outside, about the weather or the animals he saw... About the games he played, the friends he made... The person he loved..." A soft smile finally crept onto his lips at the memory, but his eyes seemed to mist up, he managed to keep himself from getting too emotional however, it had been a long time ago after all... "I liked it... I was always happy when he came to see me, even if it was only a little, even if it was just to listen to him... I liked it." And now... He had met Luca, someone who talked to him about whatever he wished to, who answered his questions, who didn't mind his chattering... It made him happy.