Seriously wanting to return home to beat his grandson after seeing her so troubled by him, he sighed and spoke out hoping to bring the two closer together, "We all go through bumps in the road, we all go through moments where we question ourselves where we allow doubt and fear to nag at the corners of our soul and purpose. But you come out of those periods stronger and with a greater sense of who you are. That's what Dean is working towards to be the perfect man for you."
April laughed, for her? Who was she kidding? So she responded kindly not wanting to hurt his grandfather's feelings, "Does the perfect man exist? Who cares about perfection? Even the moon is not perfect it's full of creators. And the sea? It's too salty and dark in the depths. The sky? Always so infinite. Those are the most beautiful things and none of them are perfect. They are special so I am not waiting on perfect. I want to be free, free to love effortlessly with both our blissful imperfections."
