Ordinary walk in the park (Anyone)

I was walking around Central Park it was my day off from CTU, or like we dont have any attacs yet, CTU field agents only work when a attack happens or when they need to train some rookies, I then sat down and tried to enjoy the day.

I was enjoying my day off as well, using the nice weather I went for a walk in the park. While walking down the way, I noticed a man sitting on a bench, who looked quite familiar to me and upon walking closer to him I recognized him as Cole Ortiz, knowing him from a case we had been working on the week before. I walk up with to him.
"Agent Ortiz." I greeted with a small smile.

"Hello there." I said when I heard Haylen, and at the same time I turned around.

"Enjoying a rare day off from all these criminals out there?" I asked, trying to make some small talk.

"Correct, though my job is to deal with terrorist though."

I nodded knowingly.
"I know... unnerving guys, eh?" I said with the hint of a smile in my tone.

"Life is always intresting with the posibility of getting blow up any second."

"Gee..." I commented, making a not so happy face. "Guess it teaches you to live your life as if it was your last day."

"I try and think of the bright side, the pay is good."

I smirked when he said that.
"Well, I do believe that." I said.

"You see, the goverment pays alot, the reason, I might be blown up and second, and life insurances tend to not accept CTU agents."

"Well insurances at least have an undertstandable reason not to accept CTU agents." I said seriously. "And what about family?"

"Well, I used to be engaged to a person with the name of Dana Walsh, who yurned out to be a russian mole in Ctu and she was later kill by JAck."

"I'm sorry about that." I said, meaning it.

"Living life like its you're last day is a great philosopy."

I nodded.
"There is a lot of truth about it."

"Seeing that every day may be my last, it makes a person see the bright side of things more often."

I nodded in agreement. "Well, even on my job every day could be your last. Seeing it like that, we should be thankful for every day we survive."

"Thankful we survie and happy we protected the lives of others."

I nodded in agreement.
"Someone's gotta do it."

"It's messy but somebody has to do it."

"Aye. Same here." I replied.