She took a few deep breaths to try and steady herself, her mind continued to churn over what had just happened.  The Rachling could have killed her.  It had an opening to take another shot but it had not.  As her body began to calm down, she turned to Casey and carefully removed the blood-soaked tie, and again she worked to use her familial abilities to heal him enough that he didn’t have an open wound.  When she was finished, she leaned in and pressed her forehead to his cheek, seeking just a little bit of comfort through touch.  She nodded against him as he said that she should get out of the city.<br/><br/><br/>“He could have taken another shot...He didn’t.” She stated, quietly.  It still confused her.  Even so, she knew the creature had been out to permanently harm her husband.  Why spare her if murder had been on the menu?  “You shouldn’t go after that thing alone.  If he’s out on parole, we need to report it and...and...” Eve knew now that he was right.  A man was a dangerous job was sexy in theory, but now she was utterly worried for his safety.<br/><br/><br/>“I think getting out of the city would be good, to stay safe.  For both of us.  I’m not going without you, Casey.  That thing clearly knew you were coming back here.  Hells, most of the wizarding community knows we’re living here.”  She said.  They had been in contact with a real estate agent but she was not sure they were ready to buy just yet.  “We can go to the lake house.  It’s more for vacations, but it has a few rooms and a kitchen.”  Even though the house had been in her name, her family had still used the property regularly so it wouldn’t be a permanent fix.  It would be safe though, for a few weeks at least.