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— Wouldn’t it be better to see everything with your own eyes rather than hear about it from someone else? — Galmey inquired. — Yeah, especially since we’re already here. So, shall we go?
— Berwang, I understand that you are going through a difficult time right now. We visited you together, and we practically experienced what happened together. This is a hard blow for you, and I know better than anyone what you are feeling right now. But I think that this option is not suitable for either you, or me, or many others. Apparently, Galmey thinks that they can find support or comfort there, but that’s not the case. They are not close to you; they are not motivated by love or friendship for the people who come to them. It’s anything but genuine care. Only the closest people can give you the best things in life. Perhaps I can help you... me and my family, — Bert said the last words with emotion. — Would you like us to become brothers? The thing is, I wrote a letter home, and... my parents want to meet you.