Mr. Ballin

And so when she expressed her concerns to Charlie, he did go and wash out the dye from his face and he got most of it out.

But even after, Don still felt just so annoyed by the whole thing.

It's like he knew how important this meeting with her family was going to be.

Why would you jeopardize that?

And so in the end, even after he had cleaned himself up, Dawn just got up and stormed off, leaving Charlie and the friends to pack everything up.

She was done.

Hours later, around 10 p.m.

that night, Dawn lay on the couch in Charlie's living room, listening to Charlie and their friend, Sam Hobson, talk about life, and how unpredictable and how unfair it could be.

Now, Dawn was still feeling annoyed at Charlie, but overall, she was mostly back to being in a pretty good mood.

After she had stormed away from the park, she had gone to her place, and she had dyed her hair with the rest of the dye that was left, and then she had called her mom.

Dawn actually had three kids of her own, and two of them were adults.

But her own mother, so Dawn's mother, had custody of the youngest child.

And Dawn was hoping that maybe they could all see each other tomorrow at this get-together.

And her mother had said yes.

So Dawn was really looking forward to that.

But at this exact moment, all Dawn really wanted to do was just go to sleep.

So she got up off the couch to go grab her nightly medication out of the bathroom.

And just to get there, she had to carefully step around all the junk and just sort of random items that were laying strewn about all over Charlie's apartment.

Charlie was always going out and finding things out on the street or even in dumpsters and bringing those things back home.

Sometimes he would sell these things afterwards, but a lot of the things he just sort of kept around.