Driving didn't come so natural to Dimitri. When it came to horse-back riding, he'd learned it so young that it naturally became second nature. He was comfortable with it, though he wasn't sure if that was because he'd learned it so well or because he was willing to depend on another being rather than a hunk of metal. When it came to anything that traveled by sea, it naturally ran through his veins. Driving was always somewhat forced, he couldn't trust his second sense or his skills, he always had to have a good focus on the road in order to drive well at all. It was hard to focus, he'd rarely ever had company while he was driving, but right now there was just a silent air. Maybe she was just distracted by all the scenery they were passing by. Still, he was more than happy to see her smiles. It made the silence almost nice, just to enjoy the moment with her.<br/><br/>"You know." Dimitri began, after she asked if they might need to stop anywhere. "All I did on the way up here was make stops. It just seemed like it was the right thing to do. I could stop somewhere, meet someone, and be off again. It was nice bein' able to take in some new views." Dimitri said, they were on a highway, which he wasn't fond of. It was the fastest way, but he loved the roads of his home so much more, cars were drove so rarely. Breathing in the air there just felt cleaner. Just thinking about it, he couldn't wait to be home, with Alannah by his side. "Do you want to see some of these views?" Dimitri asked. It would take time out of their trip, but he wanted Alannah to take this opportunity.<br/><br/>"So. I've been thinkin'. I guess I'm not really sure how normal parents act. And my parents, or, my mom, she can be pretty... open. Make teases and jokes. And I just don't want you to start thinkin' down about them. They're fantastic people, Alannah." Dimitri said, confiding within her.