Hearing that the human didn't get scared only got a quirked brow from the ghoul. Was the other being serious? Was it brought up because it seemed like he was trying to be intimidating or scary? He had meant it as a joke that most people would have joined in with the laugh, but it wasn't too bad. As long as he could withhold his reactions and not act out of place for a 'teasing human', then there was no reason to not bring up the things that he dealt with.<br/><br/>As he stepped outside and started to head down the hall, a really sweet sugar and spice scent hit his nose just before two small bodies collided with his own and bounced backwards to fall to the floor. Ginger hair and blue eyes, what an odd combination of genetics. Typically red-headed humans had green eyes, didn't they? Well, it was a minor detail as the hazel green eyes watched the excited young girls giggled and started to pipe up. They weren't bad kids at all. At least they weren't the kinds to cry at a spill or to screech and push the blame on someone else. They seemed to be good, more or less, which meant it didn't matter how well the twins' scents blended to make his stomach rumble. They were definitely off the menu. Not that healthy people were often on the menu to begin with.<br/><br/>The five-foot-nine male flashed a charming and slightly flirty smile to his nurse, then knelt down to the younger siblings of his patient. "Indeed, he is awake, but visiting hours start in a few minutes. Think you could be patient for this nice nurse here?" he asked as he reached into his pocket and fished around before pulling out a couple of suckers. He counted out ten, as he wasn't really sure about how large Mr. Jackson's family really was. He offered them to the girls before adding on, "Why don't you share these with your siblings while you wait for permission? And keep in mind that this is a hospital, not a playground, okay? It's not just your brother who is here. There are several other patients that would like a little bit of peace and quiet while they recover."