"Daniel?" Dimitri repeated. He hadn't heard this name before, not that it was surprising, he hadn't really asked about her friends. He didn't know if she was a social bird or not, though he assumed that with her job, she must have been. "Who is Daniel?" Dimitri couldn't help but ask, he was dying to know for some reason. He kept himself from asking more, but for some reason he felt a dire want to suddenly know more about the kinds of people she knew and liked. "I also have to admit, I'm kinda curious about your parents, do ya live with them still? For that matter, how old are ya?" He'd never really bothered to ask her age, though she definitely didn't look old in any sense. He'd always been too absorbed in those eyes of hers, just thinking about them drove him  crazy enough to just stare in to them. It was odd, but he just couldn't help it at times.<br/><br/>"It'll work out." He repeated, he gave her the best smile he could. In truth, he wasn't worried about it. He'd seen things a lot worse than spending the night in Boston. He had drove here, so he always had that as an option to sleep. If he didn't sleep at all, he could always revisit the beach and get a nice charge from there, but he ultimately dismissed that idea. All that was going to get him was an unbreakable need to visit the beach whenever possible. He'd like to think he'd be able to live a life where he could live in whatever area he choose, that he would never psychologically feel a false need to the sea or the land. Though, he had to admit, he liked the land more, it was where everyone he cared about was. Except Alannah, of course. She could live in either place, which surprisingly assured him. Maybe he wouldn't need to be alone again for a while.<br/><br/>"I do travel around, lately, its all I've been doin'." Dimitri said. "My dad- adopted father, anyway, sent me to go out and visit oceans for him. He told me that if I connected with the oceans, it would be a massive benefit to how I worked with my divine side. So far, I guess he's right. He certainly knows what he's doing." Dimitri couldn't help but be happy while he spoke of his old dad, he was the man that showed him the way of how to be a good person. He loved his dad in a way he felt he couldn't love another person. "From Georgia, I hit Vermont, there was no ocean of course, but I really just wasn't sure where else to go. I was thinking of maybe going to Florida, but then I decided that I'd go to New England instead. It's all on the east coast, right?" He leaned in and gave her a peck on the cheek. "I'm happy I chose Boston though."