Aiden glanced to Daniel "Thought your semester was already over?" he asked in a soft uncertain tone. He was starting to worry about his brother's memory as of late. Even with all of his own issues he had noticed the lapses. Most recently though he had been chalking it up to the stress of everything that happened since Evelyn was arrested.<br/><br/>"The cabin sounds good." he added with a gentle smile. Aiden wasn't surprised that this suggestion kept coming up, it was after all one of the last things they'd been talking about before the cops had showed up. He shifted a little, the pizzas were hot on his lap.<br/><br/>As they pulled up the driveway and into the garage he had noticed Sarah sitting on the porch swing. "What a bother." he mumbled to himself before carefully maneuvering himself and the two pizzas out of the car. "Here." he said handing the pizzas off to Danny once they had gone through the garage door that lead into the house.<br/><br/>"I'll go get rid of her..." as he said this he kissed his lover lightly before he went to the front porch. He turned on the steady light, the motion light wouldn't always pick up motion from the porch swing and could get annoying. Aiden looked over to Sarah as he closed the door behind himself.<br/><br/>He looked the woman over. She looked as if she'd been here for awhile, her light dress not doing much to keep her warm in the cool fall evening. "How long have you been here?" he inquired as he made his way over to the porch swing. This was when he spotted the small pie she had brought with her, sitting beside her, partially picked at. The fact that she didn't look upset or bothered made him feel bad, she was too patient and nice. It was almost irritating.