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"You know damn well I've gone through quite a few locks with Alex." Fangite was pretty sure the little s**t had a victory key ring somewhere containing all his copies he had some how made. ...That b*****d. "You're right, you didn't that time. But the point is you have done it and you can do it." The Lieutenant stood silent for a moment, regarding the General before suddenly rushing forward and tackling him to the ground. "Your father-" He started as he pinned Natron's hands above his head. "Is not me. And I am not your father, so don't judge me for something he did." Then just as quickly as it happened, Fangite was back up on his feet, looking down at the confused General. "I told you. Locking you out, and shutting you out are two totally different things. If I had originally wanted you gone when I told you to leave, why would I have let Alex let you in? Why would I be doing any of this, any of what we saw if I didn't want to deal with any part of you."

"You've thought I've done it a number of times." Fangite pointed out. "When are you going to learn to trust me. That's how this works damn it. I know what it's like to not be trusted by someone you care about. If I was going to cast you aside, you would have realized it by now." The Lieutenant said sternly. "And if you don't believe me, Alex can give you loads of stories. Now get the hell up." He grumbled as he extended towards the General.

"We've been dating a year Gabriel. A ******** year!" He yelled as he dropped his henshin with out thinking. "God damn it Gabriel how can you not trust me after a year? After everything we have literally been through?! Christ." Des ran his hand through his hair with an aggravated sigh. "Yeah... Let's just.. Let's just go the ******** home."

"No." He hissed. "I'm not going a head and you're not going to catch up. Why? Because I know exactly what you're going to do. The second I'm out of sight, you're gonna find the nearest hidden spot in this god forsaken park and cry. All because I started screaming at you." Des growled lightly as he watched the other man flinch again. He had to stop. Des had already told Gabriel that he wasn't like his father and here he was yelling at him and pointing out his obvious flaws. "Look. I'm sorry I started yelling like that. I'm tired. Hurt. Confused. About every thing and anything. Can we just, go home? If you're going to cry at least do it there so I don't have to track you down if something goes wrong."

Des watched as the shorter man passed him, starting for home before he moved himself. "...I'm not mad at you." He said as he wrapped an arm around Gabriel's shoulders. "I am hurt that you feel you can't trust me with things, but I'm not mad at you." He was just ready for this day to be over with. Des wanted nothing more then to go home and sleep for maybe a week. "And please don't start spouting 'I'm sorry' 's when we get home. I don't think you realize it but you apologize... A lot."