Draco sighed as Ran completely misunderstood what she was saying. Draco replied to Tsunami, "I'm fine... I can't afford to be anything else<span style="font-style: italic">but</span>fine." Draco heard what Tsunami said about Ran and sighed, "Then it seems I wasn't clear enough with my answer because she has misunderstood what I was saying about not wanting to date humans. There are many people who are half human and half Celestian, Celestians do fall in love with humans and it's quite common. I'm different from all other Celestians though...I have a part of an actual demon inside me...and...I can't hate anyone... While not being able to hate anyone is a good thing it has a drawback, if someone can't hate then they become much more stressed than someone who can and when a Celestian can't hate they can become so stressed that they go insain and become a danger to everyone around them. Regular Celestians can become corrupted by humans with malicious intent towards them but, in my case, humans with malicious intent towards me, like my step-father and those teens on the beach, are able to corrupt me faster than other Celestians. I can't fall in love with a human though because that corruption could spread to them and kill them the instant it reaches them. I do not seek love and avoid falling in love because of this reason... You said she was broken but that's not accurate at all. She is fractured, broken implies that she can't heal." Draco gave him an encouraging smile to let him know that she didn't mind Ran's outburst.<br/><br/>Draco stood up and left the money to pay for the breakfast before she said, "I'll leave now as my presence has caused enough damage for one day. I'm deeply sorry for upsetting your girlfriend and ruining your meal." Draco left the shop and walked back to her hotel, she put on her jacket that she had brought with her and pulled the hood up over her head and shoved her hands in her pockets. Draco was telling the truth when she said she couldn't hate anyone but she didn't include herself in that, she could hate herself and that was something she did very well. Draco didn't think she was better than humans, she saw herself as lower than humans, lower than demons. In her mind everyone was above her. Draco soon reached her hotel and sighed as she walked into the building.<br/><br/>Draco entered the hotel room and said, "I'm back." Draco saw Hisoka was playing a game of Solitare by himself. Draco walked past him and heard him ask how her day was going so far. Draco said, "It's fine." Draco tried to sound happy but her voice was strained and that made it clear she was lying. Draco walked into the second bedroom in the hotel room and closed the door behind her before locking it. Normally, Draco would have wanted to play cards<span style="font-style: italic">with</span>Hisoka whenever she saw he was playing by himself but not today. Draco knew she couldn't be around people right now or else the emotional wall that she had built up that was cracked would finally crumble and fall. Draco didn't want that to happen, it would mean burdening Hisoka and everyone around her with worry. Draco got changed into her pajamas and sat down on the floor with her back leaning against the door.