"Good." He reaches up, brushing his hair back with his fingers and tying it up to keep it out of his face before he leans down to kiss her cheek. Turning away, Jason goes to the bag first where he warms up. His muscles feel stiff. Even though he's pretty much spent his work out sessions on boats since he stopped fighting, boxing works different muscles that suddenly burn in a way he hasn't felt in years. Jason reacts to that burning sensation by pushing himself, enjoying the way he starts to relax as he gets back into the swing of things.

He's not sure how long he spends boxing, moving from the bag to one of the trainers, but eventually Jason's worn out and the trainer suggests he takes a break. "Don't wanna push yourself too much. You have to ease yourself back into it." It's good advice and he doesn't want to be too sore tomorrow. He can't believe he gave this up, even if he's breathing hard and he knows he's sweaty. This is what relaxed him as a kid and kept him from getting into too much trouble. This is what helped focus him.

Jason thanks the trainer, agreeing to come back next week, and walks back over to where he left Iris.