A million things were going through Daniel's head right now. What if they got out of here, what if they didn't? how would Gina's family feel? how would his feel? then the final question. How could Gina possibly help him? this question almost threw his thoughts off track, but he felt some hope at the very least. His heart was pumping so fast, he was afraid the change would come on as soon as he moved... but he at least trained himself enough to stop that. "But- what if you someday want kids?" he whispered softly. Daniel heard multiple noises in the distance, viscous noises. Noises of his brothers coming just like before. "It seems... just like before..." he said darkly. At that moment, he sighed and blinked as if clearing his head.<br/><br/>"Gina, go get your gear, and meet me by the docks... we will take a boat out of this place." He told her with a kind smile, like the old Daniel once had. "I am sorry... for pushing this all on you like this. Though, if you someday do change your mind, you will not have to worry... it will be dealt for when the time comes." He was sure of his words, more sure then he could have guessed himself. "I do love you Gina..." he said as he closed his eyes and gave her a kiss on her forehead. It was slow and shaky, and he was afraid... afraid of hurting her, and afraid of the act. When he raised his face, he was crying, and a tear of his fell to her forehead, making a small trail before falling off. "I will meet up with you, I just have some business to deal with." His voice was stronger now, but still kind like before as he brushed the water from her forehead with a thumb and turned around. His steps showed how he was unsure, but they were not shaking.<br/><br/>"The boat should be still at the dock that I had used to get here, the owner of the ship should accept 20 dollars for two. Make sure to get on the boat, and wait in the rooms, you will be okay in there."