He couldn't sleep? He must be sicker than she thought. "Oh, I'm sorry to hear that Allen." She said, approaching him and resting a hand on his shoulder. "I guess you're still not feeling too good huh? Did...did the tea help any?" Maybe it was too soon to tell. Sensed something? Well, Kaneko glanced towards the front door and pouted. Maybe something or someone was out there. Her father would send someone after her wouldn't he?

"Oh...that's good, I'm glad to hear it." Kaneko answered. At least it was helping. He still looked ill though and she wished he would be in bed, but she was also glad that he was walking around a bit. When he explained to her that he wished to step out for a while, she grew concerned. It was cold out, he'd only get sicker if he was outside. What if someone saw him? She had to trust him though, she didn't want to keep him locked up inside the cabin. Some fresh air would probably help, as long as it was quick. "Alright then. I'll go and get it for you." Kaneko answered and quickly left to pick up his coat. It had been cleaned and put away in the closet once more. Picking it up, she made her way back to Allen, helping him put the coat on. "Would you like me to accompany you?" She asked, but she had a feeling he wanted to be alone right now.

It made her happy to hear him say she could if she wanted to. Of course she wanted to, she would worry if she let him head out on his own. Maybe it was silly of her to be so worried about him all the time. He was a vampire, they were much better than humans. They were stronger, smarter, and immune to many things. That's what she thought anyway. "Of course I'd like to Allen. I'll be a worried wreck if I let you go on your own." Kaneko admitted, tucking some of her hair behind her ear and gently squeezing his hand. What did he want to see out there anyway? Was someone really outside watching them? If that were the case, why hadn't they acted by now?

There was that smile she so often looked forward to seeing. Approval. It made her feel all warm inside, just knowing that he didn't think her to be suffocating. "Well I'm wearing a sweater, but I suppose a sweater won't do the job huh?" She asked and chuckled. "One sec." Kaneko left to grab and put on her brown jacket then walked back and took his hand once more. "Okay I'm ready now. Let's go get some fresh air." She told him. She was very curious to see what they found out there, if they even found anything.

When the cold air hit them, she shivered and feared this really wasn't a good idea. She'd probably get sick and Allen would only get sicker. However, there was no turning back. He wanted to get some fresh air, to check something he said and that was fine. Making sure to lock the door behind her, Kaneko walked with Allen who was leading her away from the house. Not too far, but still far enough. Then he stopped. In front of them was nothing of real interest, just small animals like squirrels and rabbits. What was he wanting to check? Was someone here? She listened carefully for any sounds that would belong to a person. Footsteps, twigs being stepped on or a gun being fired. However, she didn't hear anything of the sort at the moment.

Kaneko frowned. "Well that's not true Allen. There's a rabbit just up ahead. Oh...w-well it just hopped away but there was a squirrel around here somewhere too." She said, trying to cheer him up. He seemed sad. Was he really looking for something? She returned the light squeeze and started walking with him back towards the cabin. "What were you searching for?" She asked him curiously. Maybe it was none of her business though. Maybe he didn't want to talk about it. "Umm.." Thinking of how to change the subject, she glanced over at him. "H-how are you feeling? Still feel like a furnace?" Kaneko asked him. The ground crunching softly beneath their footsteps.

He had cooled off. Well...cold weather would do that to you. Obviously. It was a good idea to stay indoors though. They could always go for quick walks whenever he wanted to, nothing wrong with wanting to get some fresh air. Once inside the warm cabin, Kaneko focused on locking the door and looked at him. Visions? That was rather odd. The more he told her, the stranger they sounded. So...he was seeing a boy that looked like him and two adults? Who were the adults? Where they his parents? Was this a side effect due to the fever?

"So you're seeing visions?" She asked him. Kaneko reached over and took his hand then led him to the couch where they could sit and talk for a little bit. "This boy..did he run outside?" She asked him. So he wanted to go outside to check if he could see the boy again? What did these visions mean though? Were they trying to tell him something?

Kaneko wrapped an arms around his shoulders and lightly rested her hand on his forehead. He was warm still. Was the tea helping at all? What if it wasn't? "How strange.." She said quietly, fixing his hair. "You are really troubled by this aren't you?" Kaneko asked. The way he was slouching, clearly he was upset about this. Maybe not angry but, concerned and she was a little worried as well. What did these visions mean? Did they even mean anything at all? Maybe Allen was right and they were just side effects from the fever or the tea. "Well let's focus on getting you better first. If these visions continue after you're better, then we'll go from there." She suggested quietly.

"We'll figure this out together. But first we'll get you all better." Kaneko said, noticing that he was getting tired. "Come on, let's get you to bed so you can sleep. You look pretty tired." Carefully, she helped him stand and led him back to the room to get him back into bed. Normally she would tuck him in but she didn't want him burning up any more. Kaneko fluffed his pillow and yawned softly. "Get some sleep Allen, perhaps you'll feel better when you wake up." She had to go wash the dishes but maybe afterwards she'd treat herself to a quick nap.

Kaneko busied herself washing the dishes and when she was finished, she went and hung mini candy canes on the small tree she had put up for the holiday. It was tempting to just eat one but she knew better than to eat sweets right now. She was tired, but she threw the empty box away and then went to cleaning the cabin. Underneath the wooden tv stand, she swept something out. "Huh? What's this?" Bending down, she picked up the plastic square and turned it over. It was a photo?! A young boy with his...parents. She assumed the adults were the parents. "Wait...Allen said he saw a boy and two adults. Did they perhaps...used to live here?" Setting the broom up against the tv stand, she sat down on the couch and stared at the photo. She wished she could show Allen. Should she tell him or should she wait until he was better?