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Lyle laughed, "Well I was growing tired of just sitting around all day and the ice was starting to burn my knee." He then looked at her and decided to be serious again even though he knew it was probably going to upset her. "I hope you know that you can't expect them to get along if they don't want to. We both talked to them, now we must stay out of it." He instructed quietly. Lyle really wanted to play the piano but he didn't even know where the piano was here in Troy's house. "Now then, why don't you draw something? You're really good at it, much better than me."

"I apologize for making you cry and for making it seem that I was scolding you for what you did." Troy started. "I know why you did all this. Why you trudged through a storm to bring me food and well..I'm flattered. No one has ever shown such interest in me and if they did, they weren't as open about it as you." He explained, giving Amalia a polite smile. Amalia frowned but nodded. "It isn't your fault. I know what I did was stupid but worry not, I'll be leaving once the storm clears out a bit. I am sure my aunt has plenty of work for me to do your highness."

Another walk..well it wasn't like he had much else to do. Although he wondered what other temples were around here. His eyes widened, what if there was one for him? No, he didn't want Sapphira to know who he was. It would change everything and he knew it. Everyone was always interested in a god, especially of one who specialized in love. "Sure, I'd like that." Eros answered quietly. Hopefully she never found out, he didn't want to destroy their friendship.

James shrugged, "Yes, but dreaming gets you nowhere." The man muttered, glancing upwards at the rain which continued to fall hard. Not being one to talk much, he decided in his mind that they might as well head out to the next town. Sick? It never occurred to him that he could get sick but he was sure he'd be fine. It was just water, not very dangerous. Besides, he had a job to do and a little bit of rain wasn't going to stop him. "I'll be fine." He said and started walking deeper into the forest, making his way to the next town.

Walking back to her bedroom, Kaneko got her outfit ready for tomorrow. She undressed, got dressed in her pajama which consisted of a silk nightgown. One of many that she had. All of which she packed away. The dirty laundry was tossed in the washing machine but left there. Her feet took her back to the kitchen. The list of errands rested on the empty kitchen table.

Tomorrow was going to be a busy day, but hopefully everything went smoothly. Her father would never find them again which meant that Allen would be safe. Speaking of Allen, she heard a light tap on her door followed by the sound of his voice. Her heart flipped in her chest and she quickly opened the door. "Hello again, please come in." Kaneko moved out of the way for him to walk into the house, closing the door behind him and locking it again. "Are you alright? Y-you didn't run into trouble did you?" She asked quietly.

Despite it being the first time Clint was late to work, his boss and co-workers didn't let him forget it. His boss mostly. Not to mention everyone had been nosy. He could understand though, it was only human nature after all to be curious about what others were doing. So of course when it was time to go home for the day, Clint had his co-workers asking him to hang out with them. But like always, he politely declined. "I'm tired. I'll see you guys tomorrow." And with that he was walking towards his car. Now that he didn't have work to keep him busy, Clint could freely think about Maddie. Who had been chasing her and why had they shot at him? Was he a threat to this stalker of hers? Had the stalker gotten to Maddie after he left? He hoped not. Climbing into his car, the tired and dirty mechanic made the drive back home.

Clint busied himself with taking a shower, then got dressed for bed and worked on the laundry. Hours had passed since he last saw her and he did hope she was okay even though he didn't think he'd ever see her again. Well, never say never right? But Clint wasn't going to actively look around for her. She had asked him to stay away...and so he would. With a frown, he looked towards the window of his house, a t-shirt in his hands. He'd stay away, if that was what she really wanted. And if they happened to bump into each other, maybe he'd say hello and keep on walking.

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Looking over her things, she made sure she wasn't missing anything then closed the suitcase and walked to the kitchen where she began to make a list of things she would need to do. Quitting her job was going to suck, but it had to be done. She couldn't stay here any longer, it was far too dangerous. "Take money out from bank.." She told herself, a pencil scribbling down her errands on a lined sheet of notepad paper. Time passed slowly, it was getting darker and Kaneko realized she was leaving her friends behind as well. They weren't really friends though, just people she worked with. They never once hung out together. Mostly because she wasn't allowed to do so.

Her dark eyes looked over the list various times, the pencil taping against her bottom lip while she pondered their options. While she loved her credit card, she knew she could no longer use it. Unless it was under a different name. What false name would her card hold? One her father would never associate with her. "Hmm...Charlie." she said with a smile. Her father would never suspect a thing. Writing that down as well, Kaneko sighed. Suddenly mentally exhausted. This would be the last night she would ever sleep in this house. How exciting!