“Its fine I didn’t expect you to bring me any food anyway,” Ryan spoke with a smirk.<br/>“Besides I’m used to hunger, nothing new to me.” He sighed heavily and looked around the ship.<br/>Now Ryan was in his dream relationship he had started to feel better.<br/>Okay so with the depression untreated he would never be fully okay, but for the first time in a long time he smiled and meant it.<br/>“Quick question is it okay for me to say I’m in a relationship with at least one of you, I’m not used to having to hide it so I need to know my limits.”<br/>Although he was asking all these questions there was one thing going through his mind, do not ask about me.<br/>Before they were altogether he was happy to lie about his mental health, but if they asked now he couldn’t lie.<br/>There were very few things his father had taught him that he could still remember but never lie to a loved one was one of them.<br/>His father has clearly been lying to them, after all Ryan and Jessica had been half alien and had never been told that counts as a pretty big lie.<br/>Standing up Ryan looked at his new partners a sense of hope entering his heart for the first time since Jessica had died.<br/>Maybe there was good in the universe, he just hadn’t seen much of it.<br/>Looking around he found the water and opened it, it was so crisp and clean, something he wasn’t used to,<br/>Nine times out of ten at home they had had to drink sewage water because it was healthy than the stuff which came out of the tap.<br/>Ryan sat there staring up at them waiting for an answer to his question, he didn’t like to be kept waiting but was getting used to it.<br/>With each second he became more impatient but reigned it, he knew he was being too impatient something he’d work on.