She didn't bother to answer if Daniel knew if she was a mermaid or not. She didn't even acknowledge a whole lot of what he said. He wondered to himself if he was being a bore. Or maybe she was just getting tired of him? It was the sigh she let out that made him doubtful the most. He enjoyed the time they'd spent together, much more than he probably should have. But seeing Alannah like this made him feel entirely different. Maybe it was a bad idea to kiss her so many times. Or just to tag along for so long in general. "Listen, Alannah, I sure hope I didn't disappoint in being good company." Dimitri said, his tone coming out much more blank than he'd wanted it to. He refused to let it come out in a depressing tone though. He refused to bring Alannah down, even a little.<br/><br/>His eyes would keep snapping back from her eyes, to any other area in the ocean. He wasn't sure why, but he was certain the smile was just a formality at the moment. He didn't want to even think about if all of this was just for kicks. He didn't know anything for sure, but at the time, his head enjoyed torturing him with all kinds of scenarios. That's when she'd asked him if she had a phone. He'd meant to look into getting one, more than likely something pre-paid, but he hadn't gotten around to it. "No, I don't." Dimitri said, with a sigh added to the end of it. He didn't want this to be the end of them. She was the first person he'd ever kissed. She just gave off this vibe that made him want to chase her, like moths to light.<br/><br/>"Maybe we could meet up again? I mean, I know where ya work..." Dimitri said, he was beginning to finally figure out what nervousness was. "And, before you go up, I just wanted to, y'know, ask if you're okay. How you're feeling."