"Guess you were going to sleep right when I was just waking up." Dimitri said. He'd woken up with the sun commonly back home, sometimes even before the sun. Farming chores had to be done very early in the morning generally, and carried on very far into the day most days. "I don't even remember the last time I stayed up so late. Come to think of it, I'm not entirely sure that I have." Dimitri noted. He'd never had a reason to, as a matter of fact, to do so would have gotten him in some pretty deep problems, especially when it came to living on a farm. He offered a shrug in that regard. He was just a somewhat boring person in some aspects.<br/><br/>"I know how some people talk." Dimitri said, still toying with the water, but nothing of note. "I'm sure people will say we were there on a date. Holding your hand I think was the biggest factor in that. But, there was no way I wasn't going to do that. I didn't really stop to think of the consequences. All I saw was the tears, and I just knew I had to do something. Nothing else was important." He stopped toying with the water to look at her again. "Don't get me wrong. I'm not upset I did it. It's why I'm here, and why you're here. I'm glad I did. I just hope people don't always question you about the guy you got all sweet with that disappeared." He smiled though, to assure her. "But still, I'm not worried. I hope to make it worth it."<br/><br/>"I wasn't sure you'd be interested in that." Dimitri said, referring to them continuing to talk. It wasn't that he thought she was uninterested in who he was. It was more of, he'd have to leave, would she really be willing to go through those lengths to keep a bond alive? "But yeah, I certainly would like us to stay in touch." He said, expressing some excitement. "I'll visit, I know where you live." He joked. "Oh, and you're the only person to ever call me darling besides my mother." He recalled, in a joking tone.