His eyes wandered away from her for the time being. As greatly as he enjoyed her within his sight, she wasn't the greatest thing to look at when it came to thinking of what to do next. Looking at her reminded him of happiness, hope, and companionship. Right now he had to think what to do in a grim situation. Of course, only his eyes left her his hand wasn't leaving the grasp of hers unless she forced it away. He considered his options. He could go and find out what this man wanted, maybe see if his mom knew. He wondered though, the intention was to get him to walk away from Alannah. There was no specified place to go afterwards. Going to find this man, alone, would be doing exactly what had been asked of him. But if Alannah went with him, it wouldn't be following it at all. He took a moment to silently hope he was making the right choice.<br/><br/>"Alright." Dimitri said, his head was clear for the most part. "I drove to Boston." Dimitri said, it hadn't ever come up before considering just how inconvenient parking was. "Truck ain't really easy on the eyes, but it is practical." Dimitri decided. "We could get around usin' that." He looked back to her now, determination was in his eyes, yet he was still smiling. "As for my mom, I guess she's a plausible lead. But ya gotta know, she doesn't really affiliate with Boston. Her home is, well, certainly down south a lil' more." He said, inching closer to her until he could lean his head down towards her. He gently pressed his lips against hers, like he always did. A joyous sound escaped his lips afterwards. "What do you think, Alannah?" He asked, in reference to his thoughts.<br/><br/>"Just so ya know." He spoke again. "You being here right now means everythin. I mean that." Dimitri said, now speaking in whispers. "One day, I will make this up to you. Somehow." He insisted, now awaiting to hear her response. Perhaps that is why he could speak so often, because it was her response that he always eagerly awaited.