Dimitri hadn't been thinking about it until now. But this moment was blissful, he didn't have to look at anything at all besides Alannah. The feeling of her forehead and her soft breaths were the only thing his mind gave any attention to. If there were earth tremors going on, they would not be his first priority in the moment. There was nothing to ruin this, it was so similar to when they were under water, minus the mermaid tail. The sound of her giggle was more than enough to widen his grin. He could only imagine how silly the look on his face was at this point. Yet, it didn't bother him.<br/><br/>Masked far behind his happiness, there was a little tiny hole of fear. What if something interrupted this, something bad? How long could he stay in Boston? And what was this feeling in his chest that he just couldn't shake? In a different situation, he might have acknowledged those thoughts, and said something about them. But for the moment being, he forgot that those questions even existed.<br/><br/>"It's... a lil' complicated." Dimitri said, his voice hushed at this point. He liked hearing the sound of her breathing, despite how quiet it was. It made him happy for reasons he wasn't sure of. "One day, he just, y'know, opened up to me. Told me I was half divine. I know it's crazy to just believe him, but there were signs before that. It all made sense." Dimitri said, taking a brief pause. "I'd been restricted to that farm until that day. But it was for the right reasons. He told me I should seek out oceans. That's what I was doin' yesterday." Dimitri explained, his grin still hadn't left his face as he brought his lips back to her. "I didn't exactly expect to find this though."