River always loved the way she smiled at him, although he would never admit that to her. He knew it would have been unfair to fill her with such things. When she told him she missed him, River couldn't help but feel a ping of guilt in his gut, it made him feel awful. He had treated her like she was nothing, ditched her without much warning and ran off when she needed him the most. How could he call himself her friend after that? He tried not to show how guilty he really did feel for everything, but he'd had his reasons to begin with.<br/>When she apologized he shook his head. "You never need to apologise to me" he replied to her with a short smile. As she shivered he couldn't understand. "Wyngs, you need to look after yourself more, you look so thin" he commented, even though he wouldn't usually say anything about how someone looked, he worried about her. She needed someone to take care of her, she spent so much time looking after her mum that it was evident she never took care of herself. River sighed and locked the car with the click of a button. They headed out of the car park and down the street into the centre, not really sure where was good for eating.