A mere student. . . Raphael wanted to think of himself as such, but he knew that he was far from just being your average college student. Selena did now too. So much for his life being normal. He couldn't help but wonder if some of the other people that he had been raised with found themselves in similar positions now. How they would handle the irony of the situation. His thoughts were disturbed by the question he had just been asked by his companion.
This was a question that he had been waiting for since he fought the man off in the ruins of the building on campus. Now that she finally asked it, he wasn't sure he knew exactly how he should go about answering. He knew that he had to be careful, as giving her a direct answer would probably freak her out. Then again, lying to her seemed like a well enough solution, but. . .wouldn't it be better for them to trust one another now? For all they knew, they were the only people left alive in the city now.
"It would be difficult for me to answer that question without making you uneasy. For now, let's just say that I have a rough childhood and leave it at that," he said. His answer was honest, yet vague, just as he intended for it to be.
This was a question that he had been waiting for since he fought the man off in the ruins of the building on campus. Now that she finally asked it, he wasn't sure he knew exactly how he should go about answering. He knew that he had to be careful, as giving her a direct answer would probably freak her out. Then again, lying to her seemed like a well enough solution, but. . .wouldn't it be better for them to trust one another now? For all they knew, they were the only people left alive in the city now.
"It would be difficult for me to answer that question without making you uneasy. For now, let's just say that I have a rough childhood and leave it at that," he said. His answer was honest, yet vague, just as he intended for it to be.