"That's not your responsibility, Alannah. You can't bring everyone their dreams." Not that his dreams were really ever of the water. He loved the water, but he could have it whenever he wanted. His dreams consisted of things he didn't know. Things he couldn't have. "But I appreciate it, I do. I wish my appreciation could turn into anything useful, but sad to say I just don't have the ability to turn feelings into worth." He said, taking a special note of her hair. She was seriously struggling with trying to get it back into a pony tail, he decided there was no point in standing there watching.<br/><br/>"That's alright. I'm sure I can find m' own way back." Dimitri said, adjusting himself around her so that the wind would be hitting the back of his head and not hers for the most part. He then positioned his hands on the sides of her head gently, so that her hair wouldn't escape to her face so that she could gather her hair into the ponytail again. "I like your hair better without the ponytail. It's beautiful flowing in the wind. Just, something to think about. But, that's just me." He said, he was pretty full of confidence at the moment considering it was within his thoughts that he was going to walk off and probably never see her again. Unless he went to the cafe. Which, was in his head. Maybe at some point he would. He did want to see Alannah again. But she had something to do, and he wasn't going to get in the way.<br/><br/>He hugged her after she got her hair together, just as a goodbye, and because he wasn't sure he'd ever get the chance again. She felt surprisingly warm in comparison to the wind. "I hope you have fun with your plans Alannah. I'm grateful for you bringing me here." Dimitri said, giving her the brightest smile he could. It honestly hurt him as he turned to walk away. He wanted to turn around, ask if he could see her again. But he had work to do too. And he wasn't in Boston to talk with pretty girls. Even if it she going to be the highlight of his trip no matter what. He still walked off, he had to find a good place to examine the ocean. One where Alannah wasn't standing.