The pain in Peter's chest is excruciating. The nostalgia of the moments they spent together planning a future in that apartment became only painful memories. It was so nostalgic for him that he ended up sleeping in the apartment which is still the same as he and his beloved Rose decorated.
When he's in the elevator, he doesn't even realize he's stopped a floor below where he was. The doors open and the little boy he's been meeting casually and only once in the restaurant where he thought he was his beloved Rose, enters with a lady he doesn't recognize at first sight.
Surprised to see him there totally static, staring at the boy, she greets him, taking his attention away.
- Mr. Stevens, how are you?
The little boy who until then was crestfallen and sulking because he was going to a scho
