She tossed his offer around in her head for a moment, before nodding. She may have been skeptical about being so close to the, for the most part, stranger, but she was getting fatigued from the heat, so she scooted closer to him, her shoulder brushing his. She gave him a crooked smile and laughed lightly, shrugging "You just about passed out, you can barely walk and you're severely dehydrated and you're concerned about me?" She wasn't trying to mock his simple question, it just slightly surprised her. Nevertheless, she patted her side lightly, despite the light pain, to convince him she was fine. "It's good, thanks to you" she nudged his shoulder lightly, playfully. She leaned her head against the black, charred wall and let out a deep sigh.<br/><br/>She frowned lightly at him, and gave a sigh, taking the water with a smile. It wasn't that she was upset, or disappointed with him handing her the water, it's that she was worried about him. It was weird to her, however. Sure, she had worried about strangers in the past, but this was slightly different. A small smile stretched across her lips and nodded. "Okay...but if you pass out i'm giving you a nice, big 'I told you so'." She drank some of the water, closing it up and slipping it in her backpack. She stared ahead for a moment. watching the burnt, dead, outside world through a hole in the wall, before turning her head and meeting his eyes. She hadn't noticed them before, really, since it had been dark. She liked looking in them, they were calming, despite his initial exterior. She looked away for a moment, rubbing her legs. "Are you okay?" It was a genuine question, she was being completely and utterly sincere when she asked it.<br/><br/>They were pretty close to his home now, and she wasn't so sure that she'd want to leave.