Kaneko watched him set the tray off to the side. Perhaps he was full now. She knew that whenever she was sick, she didn't really want to eat much but she knew she had to eat if she ever wanted to get better. He still felt really warm, it was worrisome but she was hopeful he'd get better soon. He had to. He wouldn't hurt her. No, of course he wouldn't. He wasn't like the others, but she knew that there was a possibility it would happen and if it did, it would be accidental. He wouldn't hurt her on purpose. Her warm hand reached up and lightly cupped his cheek. "I know Allen. I love you too." She answered quietly. "I'm being silly aren't I?" She asked and chuckled. Kaneko looked into his milky white eyes, her heart slowed down. She was safe.

Kaneko had no regrets either. She wasn't sorry they spoke that night in the park. It was a simple, innocent conversation. A chance for her to make friends. Friends that she could see outside of work. People she could talk to when things got rough at home. This hadn't ever popped into her head, but she didn't regret it happening when it did and the way that it did. Of course it was her luck that she fell for a vampire and that the vampire was one her father had been trying to kill. "It's not your fault Allen. You being here helps greatly." She assured. It was true. This would be much more frightening if she were all by herself. At least now she had someone by her side who was very important to her. "Going to get some sleep?" She asked him. "W-would you like anything to drink? Or...well I should let you sleep actually. Rest is important."

Kaneko felt her heart flutter in her chest when he spoke. He really was too good for her, but he had picked her and she wasn't complaining. He was her everything. Her beam of light when things looked really dark. She would do anything to take care of him and make him happy. To see that smile on his lips was everything to her. At least he was taking it easy. There wasn't really much else he could do at the moment. He wanted tea! Kaneko nodded. "Of course, of course! I will go get that for you right away. You just rest here and I will be right back with the tea okay?" She said then walked to the door but stopped and turned back. Instead, she walked to back to Allen and kissed his cheeks and then his forehead before leaving to get started on the peppermint tea.

((I know right? They're like an old married couple. Too cute!))

The teapot was filled with water and set on the stove for the water to boil. While she waited on that, Kaneko opened the cabinet and brought down a mug and set it on the counter. She then looked in the refrigerator and decided to make herself a little something to eat for breakfast. Scrambled egg burrito. Her stomach growled at the thought and she started to work on making that for herself. When the water was ready for his tea, Kaneko poured it gently into the mug then set the teapot back onto the stove after turning off the flames. She walked to the pantry and pulled out a box of peppermint tea. Kaneko took one of the tea bags and put the box back where it went then dropped the tea bag into the mug of hot water and drowned it there using a spoon. It had to steep for a few. During that time, she finished making her breakfast and ate it quietly by herself at the table. Afterwords, she threw out the tea bag from the mug, put the spoon in the sink and made her way to the room with the mug of hot tea. "Careful, it's hot." she warned after she entered the room.

Kaneko looked a little confused and set the mug down on the bedside table. "What did you have in mind Allen?" She asked him. Then he explained to her his plan. It seemed like a good idea and it would probably help. "So you want to make a herbal mixture, dip the cloth in it and have it on your forehead? I could do that and in pour some into a small vile with a dropper to use as eye drops as well. We have some herbs outside too, I can harvest a few of them if you'd like." She said softly. They did have a few herbs left, but to be fair they weren't that many. It was a risky thing but if it helped then that would be great.

Kaneko listened and nodded. "Okay, volume 2. Got it." She said and made her way over to the bookshelf on the far end of the room. Her dark eyes scanned the titles of the books that she had brought along from Allen's old manor. "Hmmm... oh! Here it is." Picking it from the bookshelf, Kaneko made her way over to Allen once again and started to open up the book to the table of contents. She searched for Euphrosyne first since it was in alphabetical order. "Euphrosyne is a plant chiefly used to assist with ailments of the eyes. It is a short lived herb that can reach up to about 30 cm in height. Its leaves have jagged toothy edges and its flowers also vary between white, red or yellow, they usually have a yellow spot in the throat." She read aloud from the book. "Huh this is interesting, it's recommended as a gargle for a sore throat and relaxed tonsils.." She said quietly. "It also says it can be combined with both Chamomile and Fennel for treating eye problems." She explained to him. Not losing that page, she started to look for Kava Kava.

Kaneko found the page for Kava Kava and looked up from the book at Allen. "I think so. Judging from the written description of the appearance, I think we have some outside and the Kava Kava...I think you might have some Allen." She answered. "It says here that it's used for headaches and neuropathic pain. When consumed, the plant produces a state of calmness, relaxation and well being without diminishing cognitive performance. It also says that it may produce an initial talkative period, followed by muscle relaxation and eventual sleepiness." She informed and looked back at Allen. "So I guess you should be prepared to get plenty of rest. This is good though, rest is needed." She said and flipped back to the Euphrosyne to read some more about it. "Hmmm..." There was a little bit of info about it that she wasn't sure if she should mention or not since it didn't specify what it worked on exactly and she didn't want to get his hopes up.

As Allen was talking, Kaneko nodded in agreement. Making a tea sounded like a good idea. So much tea today. She thought, looking at his mug of peppermint tea that she had brought him. When asked if there was more, Kaneko hesitated before answering. "Well...it says here that the Euphrosyne plant has a reputation to be able to restore sight to people over 70 years of age." She informed softly. "It doesn't specify if it's just for humans though.." She added quietly. Kaneko didn't want to get him too hopeful on the idea of possibly regaining his eyesight. If he could see again, it would change everything. She'd still love him regardless.

True, it didn't hurt to try. What did they have to lose anyway right? His health was her priority right now. So yes, perhaps once he was feeling better, they could give this a try. To have him be able to see again, it made her smile because she knew it would bring him so much joy to be able to see the world again. "Of course. Once you're better...we'll give this a try." She agreed. "I'll go and start on that tea then alright?" Kaneko informed, closing the book and putting it back where it belonged.

"Enjoy your food and drink. I'm going to go make this. Hopefully it helps." Kaneko said and excused herself from the room. The herbs had been put away in plastic bags to keep them fresh but before she took out the one in the bag, she had to step outside again and collect the one from outside. "Not too much, just enough. I don't want the entire plant either. Just a few leaves for the tea.." She said to herself as she carefully plucked a couple of leaves from the plant then ran back inside. Boy was it cold out there. Inside, Kaneko walked to the kitchen and put some water in the teapot and waited for it to boil on the stove top. As she waited, Kaneko dropped the leaves in a clean mug then plucked some from the other plant that Allen still had some of. She only took a few leaves, wanting to keep some in case they needed this again. She dropped the leaves in the mug, then sealed the plastic bag again and put it away. She was tempted to add sugar, but she wanted this to be all natural.