"I didn't exactly take this route up here." Dimitri admitted. "All I knew was that I had to reach any point upon the East Coast. Guess maybe heading into a very populated city wasn't the best way to communicate with an ocean." Dimitri continued, his mind wandering. What if he'd been smart and went to the ocean in any other location? He'd have never had a reason to visit Boston, not once. But because he wandered in, he met Alannah. It had him thinking about how simple small things could change a lot. Had he not gone into Boston, he'd have spent the last month alone. His eyes swiftly averted to the rear view, it was adjusted pretty accurately, but he could see Alannah in it. A smile crept on his face while he thought about her. But he didn't get to distracted, he was, after all, driving. "I'm sure we'll see somewhere though."<br/><br/>A lot of time passed, they'd speak every now and then. Oddly enough, Dimitri found himself at odds with the silence. On one hand, he was still enjoying this time, but what if she'd wanted him to speak? He was pretty sure they were getting close to Virginia. The sun was beginning to ebb away, and they'd been in there for quite some time. The highway was gone by now, though he'd converged on to many. This time he chose to go on back roads though, there were a lot of trees around, he was waiting to see something picture worthy, something that was breathtaking. Maybe they'd rest for the rest of the day. It wasn't long before he stopped on the side of the road, there were really no cars around them.<br/><br/>There weren't any houses in sight, and trees surrounded both sides of the road. A clearing wasn't far out of sight within the side they'd parked in. Dimitri opened his door, eager to get some space, though not so eager to lose his close reach of Alannah. "I thought maybe you'd enjoy this. No people. But. I never saw many trees in Boston unless they were meant to make a building look nice."