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"Having compassion would be letting you drink yourself to death. Guess Webster changed the definition of it in the dictionary."

Zak just shook his head. "Whatever. You threw me against the wall, and that's fact. That shows that you could care less about me no matter what you say now. Actions speak louder than words they say. And you just proved that." He started to leave the room.

"You're right. Just keep drinking and it shows you don't care about anyone including yourself."

Zak stopped a moment. "What did you expect this talk to do exactly? To get me to stop right off? Besides the point, I find it hilarious how different you act when he's not around. If he was, he wouldn't have let you do all that."

"We talked because I cared about Zero and he understood."

Zak just stayed silent as he left the room.

Charlie got up and followed Zak on out.

Zak went downstairs to the bar. There were dogs there now. He immediately went to the bar, taking a seat between two dogs so Charlie couldn't sit by him, but he didn't order anything. He was just sorta there, thinking.

Charlie followed him down "Zak you better not start drinking again" he barked from the otherside of the room.

"If I want a drink I'll have one." Zak barked back. Problem is... I don't feel like it... I don't want to...

"If you pick up another drink than what I just tried never worked."

"Oh yeah, making a scene in the middle of a place is really work." Zak replied. I wanna drink just to show him that I can, but I don't feel like I want one... I always feel like I want even a small one, like a shot. But now it's nothing.

Charlie walked up to Zak, "Do you want to leave?" he asked calmly.

"Huh?" Zak asked. The mix had become distracted by his thoughts about why he suddenly didn't want any kind of booze right now.

"Do you want to leave?"