Liam frowned, it was not a time he remembered fondly even if it was a the turning point that led him here. He supposed he could tell her, while he was ashamed of himself back then it had little effect on his current life. "I was young and stupid, I had been hanging out with some friends and we had gotten into the liquor that my parents had stashed at my house. I was drunk already when we left the house, my friend wanted to go to a local bar. We were underage but had fake IDs, he had had good luck at this bar when it came to them not checking IDs. So we went out anyways when we got there we continued our drinking, ended up getting in a fight over the pool table if you can believe it. Some older guys were playing already and we wanted to play, the older guys didn't want to share. It devolved after that. I don't recall if I threw the first punch or if it was my friend but we started the fight, I know that much. One of the older guys hit my in the face with his beer bottle to get me off him, I am lucky I didn't lose an eye. I don't remember what happened after that, I just remember being in a cell for the rest of the night until my parents got me out later. After that I realized how close I had come to loosing more then just an eye, I realized that my life, my friends where not what I wanted. I made a change when I got out of that cell and I have never looked back, I also don't drink anymore." He looked at her, wondering if she would judge him for who he had been back then. He wouldn't blame her, he had hated himself for some time after that, hated that it took something that drastic to change his ways.