Raine didn't need to watch the man, she could feel his movements no matter how slight. The change in his aura about him alerted her to every little minute detail he was concerned of. Yes, she knew he was afraid, she could smell it upon him, hear it in his rapidly beating pulse. His words hadn't fallen upon deaf ears, however she remained silent for a time.<br/><br/>Outside the tinted windows he would find that the city had faded to open spaces. The solitude of country life had always been her preference in regards to living. The crowded streets of a city though fervent in food, often held no excitement and her times of frolicking about with out a care in the world had long since passed. Raine had a rather peculiar taste in not only her attire, but that of those she surrounded herself with. It was a minor detail he would be afforded upon arriving home, her thoughts already planning the first of his tasks.<br/><br/>The car had veered right along the road, taking a rather hidden lane it seemed that was lined by groves of trees on both side. If Samuel had managed to look out he would have noticed that the distance between road and home had grown quite a bit and thus if he should escape, he may be able to hide for a time among the covered path, but to truly escape would depend upon his wits and survival instincts.<br/><br/>Her eyes would find him astutely once more as he asked about what to expect. The smile curled along delicate full tiers and gave a light to those pale blue eyes of hers. " You will bathe and eat, then we will talk after. " She spoke in response, her accent from his was far different. " You worry much, if I had wanted you dead, you would be by now. " She added as her gaze returned to the window and the view outside.  Had his attention followed Samuel would have found that the car was slowing and pulling up to a rather impressive looking estate home. It held two stories and spanned out in the front to a courtyard complete with an antique fountain. Hedges marked the front yard from the back, though from here, the backyard would not be noticeable.<br/><br/>John parked and came to the back door opening it and offering his hand to her. Hers would be small by comparison as she slid those delicate fingers into the grip of his and exited . Again she'd not look back, but simply expect him to follow as she released John's hand and ascended the stairs before them, a slow steady roll of hips given beneath the slacks she wore.<br/><br/>There at the top she awaited him, the two large mahogony doors marking the beginning of his new life. When he approached she would incline her head with a smile and give a gesture to the door opening it for him to enter.  He'd find before him a small foryer sparce from furniture then another set of double doors.  They were of the same material but smaller in height.  " Don't dottle. " She spoke as she opened one while closing the former behind her.  Inside he would find the area set up in a victorian fashion, to the right lay a parlor for entertaining and to the left an office that remained closed. The steps that lead to the bedrooms and washroom were to the right along the wall dividing the two first rooms and just before him lay the corridor which lead to the kitchen in the distance .  There was a maid there to welcome them home and Raine spoke in a gentle tone. " Genevieve, this is Samuel, he will be living here for a time. Go run him a bath and get him a set of clothing, fresh, there are plenty of trunks upstairs in my room where you should find something to fit him.  "SHe glanced to the man a moment before looking back to the maid. " Then prepare him a meal and bring it to the parlor for him, he and I will be speaking. " She added.<br/><br/>With that the man would be left alone with the maid and Raine moved off into the office closing the door behind her, blocking him out from her world for now.