Daniel listened to Anabeth's story about she had once been friends as a child with the star. Noting it all down in his mind as though how to put the story together with the photo's he had took. There had definitely been something about the star that had made him think. As though he had some solemn regret deep down, but didn't know what to do about it. He hadn't seemed as cocky as the other stars he had photographed in rehab.<br/>"What's next on your list?" Daniel asked as he got in the car. Seeing as Anabeth had decided on how to do the day, he wasn't going to argue he was just going to carry on and then wait until they returned to the office and take his leave and work on the other assignments the papers had waiting for him. He needed the extra money today, he was behind on rent. There was no way his landlord was going to take another reign check on the rent. He'd already dodged him for two months explaining the situation. The landlord had told him to just get a proper job. Daniel had done nothing but laughed at the very idea of quitting his freelance photography job.