Brian eventually does calm down some, but looks to see that Juliette looks.. upset or something. After she left, he went to go sit on the bed, and lifts his head when he hears a knock on the door, seeing Sebastian enter in. "Oh.. Good Morning.." he says to Sebastian as he stands up. They had done a lot to take care of him while he had his hand under care. But he would be fine now, besides, there was a place he had to go to anyway. "Err.. Thanks for taking care of me these past couple of days... I actually have to be somewhere right now.." he paused for a moment, remembering what today was. "Today is the anniversary of my mother's death of being ill. I should go visit her today." He starts to head for the door, exiting out of it. "Thanks again.." he continues and heads down the stairs and exiting the house. It would be difficult for him to navigate through such a strange town, but surely, he would find his way to his mother's grave in due time.<br/><br/>After a while, Brian had finally found more of the downtown side of the town. And after passing by a local flower shop, purchased some Sunflowers, because they were his mother's favorite. When he reached the gas station, he found that his Motorcycle was gone, and with disbelief, decided to go on foot to get to his mother's grave. He could never forget her, and today was special, nothing would rip him away from such a sad day. It was all he could do right now. It was all that he was good for.<br/><br/>Upon arriving at the Graveyard, he walked around the paths for a bit, and managed to find his mother's grave. It showed a Angel statue with his mother's name, date of birth and death date engraved into the stone. He walked up to it and kneeled down in front of the grave. "It's nice to see you again, Mother..." he said, placing the bouquet of Sunflowers down on her grave. "I hope you are doing well... It's nice to visit on a day like this..." Brian felt comfortable sitting here in front of his mother's grave, talking to her as if she were still around.  It what he did to keep her in his heart. Even though, every heart will grow old one day, and every heart will beat it's final beat. Brian, spent that time with his mother. A special day in which it was just him and his deceased. "My brothers aren't here today... Maybe they visited before me, or haven't gotten the chance. But I know they didn't forget about you. Please don't worry about me, and know that I'm doing all I can for you. That I'm keeping my Hope strong for me and you..."