The knock startled him and Crow jumped, glancing quietly at Hana. He tiptoed to the door and unlocked it to open it—never was he on the inside of a room with a lock without using it. Even if it was junk it'd make a sound when someone picked it or forced it, which could give a precious warning.<br/><br/>He opened the door to look down at the mistress of the house. He glanced guiltily back at the light he'd lit and stepped into the hallway rather than let her into the room with Hana.<br/><br/>He found it hard to look into her eyes, filled with shame for the burden he was placing on her, and his own deprivation.<br/><br/>"Sorry, I just don't want to wake Hana up," he said softly. "How can I help you, ma'am?"