“That's why I've got to be smart about the next move I make. Waiting around for Lofgren to show up isn't it.” Eivind didn't want to set himself up for failure but he knew they could only keep running for so long. Issues would always crop up until something was done. This was their home but it wasn't the time to take a stand. So they were driving away from the cabin despite Blue's protests.<br/><br/>“Sig isn't going to know how to find us otherwise,” Eivind argued. They hadn't left any trace of where they were going and the only reason Sig might guess was because he'd been there with them before. Eivind was a creature of habit and naturally he wanted to return somewhere he'd already been previously even if their funds were starting to get scarce. Eivind had left instruction for Sig to be given a room key should he show up when they weren't there. He came strolling in the very next morning, piling in bed with them. He was filthy and smelled of Stellan but at least he hadn't brought the wolf along. The cleaning staff were going to have a fit at the state of the sheets but likely they'd seen worse. Eivind would have guess Sig had been up throughout the night because he was asleep before anyone could point him towards the shower.<br/><br/>Now that Sig had returned to them Blue argued that they should go somewhere less expensive and Eivind didn't have a solid argument against it. Blue knew where he was going and so Eivind let him drive them there once it was time to check out for the day and the downgrade was substantial. Eivind didn't care much for material things but the area was loud and the motel left much to be desired. Eivind already felt a little claustrophobic but the price was right and he needed to save what he could to get them to their next destination, wherever that was. Eivind still hadn't figured that out yet and Blue got angry anytime he brought up the idea of just selling the cabin so they could start over somewhere new.<br/><br/>Sieger had told Eivind to lay low and to stay away. Lofgren would without a doubt be after him and unless he wanted to explain the situation with Blue, he wasn't in the right when he killed Colten. Sig promised to stick around. He said he didn't have much reason to be with the pack without them there. Naturally, Eivind didn't like leaving Blue at the motel alone if at all avoidable. They'd already run into their share of belligerent individuals just coming and going to and from their truck. He did need to start working again and Sieger sent him info for contracting jobs in town that he could lead a small team. With that in their future Blue wanted to get his school sorted. It seemed as good a time as any because Eivind didn't know when they would be returning to the cabin. He did go back for more of their things and work related items and Sieger let him know that Lofgren had indeed been sniffing around. It didn't take much for him to draw his own conclusions and Sieger had said Eivind had run off, which actually wasn't a lie.<br/><br/>Eivind was dropping Blue off at school, telling him to call him when he was done and that he'd be at the hardware store. He'd gotten himself turned around because he refused to use the GPS on his updated phone. He did recognize the area though, knowing Blue's family lived nearby. Impulsively he decided to stop in and see if someone was home. The need to rectify the situation with Blue's family was pressing, especially if Eivind wanted to go forward and set his young lover up properly. He still wasn't sure what he was preparing to do but anything with Lofgren would pose a danger to him. If it went south he knew Blue would be much better taken care of if they were married.<br/><br/>He pulled up to the familiar driveway, this time without Blue. He wasn't dressed as well as he had been the first time he'd been to their home but at least he was clean, not yet getting into the hard labor part of the day. He was wearing work jeans, a t-shirt, and steel-toed leather boots. He got out of the truck with the intention of knocking but there was no need. Louis was already outside and had watched Eivind drive up. The man was looking expectant as if waiting for Blue to get out as well.<br/><br/>“He's not here. I just dropped him off at school. I came to talk to you, actually.”