He got the hug, though it didn't last long before she was looking him over. He didn't care though, that embrace in that moment meant the world to him. He wasn't alone no matter what, for the moment. That feeling nearly left when the embrace was over, but she still held his shoulders, which was still so very vital to him. She hadn't scattered off. Still, despite the warmth of her hands being felt despite the dominance of the water, he wasn't sure how he was going to be able to speak this. The week he'd spent with her had been absolutely perfect. Nothing crazy, or at least, bad crazy, he'd spend the night with her underwater without a second though. But there were no monsters. No gods. No secrets. Nothing. That was all over now though.<br/><br/>"I uh..." Dimitri began to spoke, he hadn't ever had this much trouble speaking to her on any other topic. With this though, it would be reasonable if she decided she was out of the picture. "I was... I was... y'know." His voice got quieter with every single word that came out of his lips. He took in a deep breath, it's not like he could just not tell her. She had a right to know. It involved her too, in a way, they were dating, right? At least that's how he wanted to see it, so, she deserved to know about his crazy divine life, didn't she? He swallowed, deeply, before opening his mouth again to speak. His eyes were full of worry.<br/><br/>"I saw my mom today. On the other side of the street. One second she was there and the next she was gone. And I ran after her, to, y'know, find her. And there was a man who wants me to be leaving Boston." His voice had been full of sadness, until he mentioned the man. "He said he was sent by my father." Some anger replacing some of the sadness in his voice could be heard. "He threatened me, said to wrap things up soon. I don't know him. I don't want to leave either." Dimitri said, he wanted to kiss her in the moment, but he knew that wasn't a bad idea. She had a lot she had to process.