Dimitri was regretful to let go of their singing hands. It was almost like apart, they were almost different in a way, but once they were touching in some form, they were a whole different set of beings. Still, it could be for long, Dimitri asserted to himself. He nearly ran back to the truck, eager to be done with this. He was sure he had an old blanket or two laying around underneath the seats. He briefly took a moment to remember why that was.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Come on now, son, it's gonna get cold out there at one point or another. It's better to wear a blanket than to wear frostbite.</span>Dimitri recalled some of the last few words his dad had given him. They were probably made of wool, only the best quality at the farm, Dimitri remembered. He decided he missed his parents a lot, but he had Alannah. She was only so many feet away, he wanted to be close to her again. He hadn't ever felt so lonely before, despite how close she was.<br/><br/>He wasn't as quick as he'd hoped, stressing a good bit over how to avoid trees. When all was said and done though, he was in the clearing. He wondered how there were no campers around such a nice spot, then he remembered how close it was to back-roads. A few cars might pass through during the night, but nothing significant. Once he was close enough to her again, within that bubble area, he felt happy again. He looked up at the sky and smiled. "I think the sky is a wonderful thing to admire. The worst kinds of storms can come from it, yet it is also one of the most beautiful sights around." Dimitri's eyes averted back to Alannah. "There's a god who rules over the skies, y'know. Still, not even he's makin' anything that's as beautiful as you." Dimitri said, taking her hand again, reality must have set in as he felt embarrassed enough for his face to become red.<br/><br/>"I have some blankets in the truck." He said, the smile on his face wider than ever. Perhaps he was trying to avert attention from his last statement. "We'll sleep out here tonight, I wouldn't trade it for the world." Dimitri kindly asserted, as he eagerly went to grab the blankets from his truck. He was quick though, as he wished to be next to Alannah once more.