"Not a lot," Wayne admitted, "and I'm not sure I want to know, to be honest, at this juncture. For one, it's way too early in the day. Two, I'm far too sober. Three, I'd rather not dig up other peoples pasts before they're ready. It's like outing someone. You don't know the damage it can do."
The last thing Wayne wanted to do was put people on the defensive, as soon as he reconnects with them. He didn't want to be the cause of anyone else's pain, again.
"Not that I won't be there if you want to talk."
One of the things Wayne took away from the meetings he'd gone to: don't push people to say what they aren't ready to say. Another thing he'd taken away: food, usually.