"Leon's like my brother, Brian is - well, he was new, but he's family too. Had a baby with Mia after - after I died, so that proves it. She's the real boss of the crew. A Toretto. Sorry, I don't know how to explain us." He didn't mean to make it more confusing, he was just excited that he had them back. It was the way they lived, family as everything. "Of course you're still family. You know what I'm like, but you're family." His signs were earnest, full of sincerity. He might forget to be present, but he loved so much, so hard, it became an unbreakable bond. "I'm staying out of trouble. I don't race, I learned my lesson. And Brian and Leon have my back. I'm not gonna get shot again." However hard it was to mention his fate, it was soon forgotten when she mentioned her biological family. "Shit!" The sign was larger than necessary, showing his surprise. "You can bring them to Sunday dinner too. It gets big sometimes, used to."
As he explained his family, Ariel couldn't help the soft smile as she shakes her head and signs back. "No, it's okay, I like the way you talk about them, and I'm a fast learner so I'll be happy to meet them all one of these days." She takes in a deep breath and pauses. "How did you die though? Sorry, you don't have to tell e of course, I'm not exactly out there talking about my own death experience." Ariel signs with a small laugh and sighs. "You better not, you also have me on your side now and I will fight anyone that tries to hurt you. I'd love to do that!"