Stepping into his room was like reliving a great deal of his life. Most people moved at least once in their lives, and if not they changed beds, or switched rooms. Dimitri spent a great deal of his life here, the majority of it. Every night he'd walk up from a long day happily, and rest. He'd wake up early the next morning, with the sun. He thought about that before sitting down. He wouldn't have to wake up with the sun tomorrow. But he was thinking he might anyway, just for the sake of it. Waking up lazily next to Alannah was one of the most peaceful mornings of his life, except for the cars making very feint noise in the background. There was never any of that around here, it was peaceful.<br/><br/>Dimitri gripped the picture with both of his hands. He hadn't held if for a long time. "Nah, that's not me." Dimitri said, smiling. "I'm the kid, the horse is Riley." He teased, hoping to get a smile or a laugh out of her. He wasn't sure what had happened to her, but something downstairs had upset her. He just wanted her to think about something else. "He was the first horse I rode. Mom wanted to name him Horse, she always had colorful ideas like that." Dimitri said, turning his head to Alannah. He leaned in to peck her on the cheek. "Everyone that cares about me is here, I think that's just amazin'." He stood up to put the picture back before sitting next to Alannah again, sparing no space.<br/><br/>"So, what do you think?" Dimitri asked, gently taking her hand with his like he always did. "I know it doesn't have to most space, but it's where I've spent my whole life. And when you're outside, the open space makes up for the closed space in the hall. You said you've never rode a horse, any chance you wanna say you have?" Dimitri asked, eager for an answer.