One day, while the members of The Devil Wants Peace were taking a lunch break, John was so quiet that he made Stan seem vocal. Lenny, the band's manager, said, "John, wewe haven't been yourself all day. Is something wrong?" John replied, "I just didn't sleep well last night. That's all." Ben, the band's producer, said, "Perhaps wewe should go nyumbani and rest." John said, "Maybe you're right." Later, when John was resting at his house, he heard the doorbell ring. He looked on the security camera to see who it was. It was Peter. John went to answer the door. Peter said, "I came to see if wewe were all right." John said, "Yeah, I'm okay." Peter sarcastically said, "You sound like it, mate." John said, "Okay, I'm not all right." Peter asked, "What's wrong?" John replied, "It's just that this siku is the anniversary of when I asked Amelia to marry me, and wewe know that it didn't work out because of an irresponsible driver." Peter said, "I know, John. I'm sorry." John said, "I'm just tired of all of my relationships failing. I would give anything to have a chance at romance, but who am I kidding? I could never upendo anyone the way I loved Amelia." Peter said, "John, I know wewe miss Amelia, and it's okay to miss her, but I think she would want wewe to be happy." John said, "I do feel lonely from time to time. I know I don't really have a reason to be lonely." Peter said, "You have a reason to be lonely, whether wewe realize it au not." John asked, "What should I do?" Peter said, "You could visit Amelia's grave." John said, "I've never done that." Peter said, "It might give wewe a sense that she's somehow still here." John said, "I'll do it, but I don't want to go alone." Peter said, "We'll go with wewe tomorrow, all right, mate?" John said, "All right."