Rhen followed behind Celeste continuing the conversation from the porch, "I can push it a few days, I'll remote in and try to fix what I can from here." They walked into the kitchen, and she gave Nadia a warm smile, grabbed a cup of coffee, an orange from the fruit bowl, and sat at the table as instructed. Cooking was not Rhen's thing, prior to meeting Celeste, she lived on vending machines and fast food. So, she was thankful Nadia was so good at it and enjoyed doing it for the house. Rhen peeled back the skin on the orange and plopped slices into her mouth as they became free. The sweet taste of the juice and the natural sugars gave her a tiny boost she didn't know she needed. Her hunger became unsilenced as Nadia placed the plated food down on the table.<br/><br/>Rhen looked over to Nadia, "Thank you for being awesome. I'd probably starve if you didn't take care of us like this. True story." She placed a pancake, eggs, and a biscuit on her plate. "Yes, Rivers! Tell us, how's it going?" She looked across the table towards Rivers and began to eat. Rhen enjoyed these moments together. This was the closest thing to family that she had, and it was important to her that it function well.<br/><br/>She listed to Rivers and conversed with the others at the table in between bites. She knew today was going to be a long day. While Rhen loved a good party, she hated the hang over. Her eighteen-year-old self who could bounce back like a champ was long gone. None the less, she'd always pick a good time and suck up the 'consequences'. Rhen also intended to do a bit of meditation in the garden under the sun.  The heat always helped her recover from any discomfort she'd obtained.<br/><br/>Rhen was mid sip of coffee when she saw Nadia in the door day. Her face was drained of all color, eyes laced with worry. She knew something was wrong and she knew 'the look'. Rhen placed her mug on the table and wiped her mouth with a napkin before standing up. "Celeste... " Rhen nodded towards Nadia signaling something was wrong. She didn't want to draw attention to the situation or alarm anyone else that was at the table. "Why don't we head out to the porch for a moment?" She pushed her chair in and headed towards Nadia. Rhen didn't know what was, but she could feel something wasn't right. She headed outside with the ladies and waited for Nadia to catch them up to speed.