"I'd say we got a pretty strong friendship." He pokes his tongue out, walking with her. "You must have had a great time back when we were together then. I was upset a lot back then because of my family." He chuckles. "You're a great person too though. You're the reason I've remained sane over those rough years." He smiles at her.

"They were great times to me. Apart from the whole family thing. Throughout all of that I was worried that either you'd get hurt or get upset that I was getting hurt. I'd never let any of them lay a finger on you." he chuckles. "I remember the days where The Dirty Bastard was almost like home, it was where I was staying for a while and where we always saw each other. They were some of the best times of my life." he smiles at her. "I'm sorry for not keeping in touch as much over the last few years. I will from now on though, I've got more time to myself these days so I can do more things that I wanna do. You'll always be my best friend too." he smiles at her as they walk.

"I mean it though. It's all true." He smiles and hugs Hannah back. He then chuckles. "I'm a ladies man? Since when?" He pokes his tongue out.

"Wow, I wish Stacey told me these things. I'd feel so special more often." He laughs. "Thank you." He smiles. "I haven't been a ladies man since I was a teenager, and all that got me into loads of trouble. I never really thought I was but perhaps I just couldn't see it." He chuckles.

"You're too good to me sometimes, Hannah. You're truly a wonderful person." He smiles at her. "I'm glad to have calmed down now and matured. I feel like a better person these days." They continue to walk together.

"You are, Hannah. No one will disagree with me if you asked anyone. You're genuinely the nicest person I've ever known." He smiles. "I guess I kinda owe that to my parents. I guess I've just tried so hard not to be like them that it's moulded me into being the way I am now."

"You're welcome." He smiles. "Okay, anybody who knows you would agree with me. I've never seen you try to hurt someone." He chuckles. "Yeah... Maybe... That's the only thing they ever did right..." He smiles.

"There you go, you've just proved everything I've been saying. You don't try to emotionally hurt anybody either." He smiles. "We're both just big softies." He chuckles.

"I was wondering though... What was the deal with your mother? I never really wanted to ask before incase you were uncomfortable answering... You don't have to talk about though if you don't want..." He keeps walking.

"Wow... I can't believe parents can be like this... Hopefully one day she'll hear about how much of an amazing mother her daughter turned out to be. She'll regret her actions one day, I bet." He smiles.