Draco listened to Renkaji's words carefully and attentively, taking in each word to fully comprehend what he was telling her. Draco heard his confession of having feelings for her and was shocked. Now all the pieces fit and she knew why he had run away. He had been hurt by the way she had been acting around Gaara when they were on their way back to the leaf after she had been kidnapped because he loved her and she loved someone else. The last time she had seen Temari, Gaara's older sister, Draco had told Temari about her feelings for Gaara and was informed that Gaara had confessed to Temari that he was in love with Draco, who was his very first friend. The guilt Draco felt before was nothing compared to what she was feeling now.<br/><br/>Draco thought about what to say to Renkaji and soon found the words. She said, "Everyone has times in their life where something bad happens and they feel like a failure but that's not true. There are also times when we feel weak and broken and we don't want people to see us in our moments of weakness but that's often not the best thing to do. Pushing away the people who care about us in those moments will just make things worse, eventually it will start to feel like we're trapped and we can't get out. Everyone says we have to always be strong since it's the "survival of the fittest" but I don't think that's right. We're people, we're not like other animals, shouldn't it be okay to feel weak sometimes? Afterall, if all we do is hide our problems then we won't get the help we need to pull through it. And even though we don't like going through tragedy it<span style="font-style: italic">is</span>a necissary part of life. Sure, it feels like crap but it helps us grow." Renkaji would probably find it strange hearing such great wisdom coming from such a young girl.