Aries heard the pair head out the front door but he ignored them, simply remaining where he lay rather than trying to interact with anyone. He had managed to stop crying, hating that he was so pathetic and had even sought out comfort from the other man for a few moments… it made him feel truly pitiful. But what could he do? He felt like everything that once made him human had all been stripped away in a single day. How could anyone handle that?<br/><br/>He could hear the pair bickering outside but he couldn't hear enough to make out the specific words, and he was sure he didn't want to. He wondered if the man that found him was trying to get the other male to take him off his hands… he wouldn't be surprised. Surely no one actually wanted him around, he knew that he was just an annoyance. But he also didn't trust anyone enough to try and change that just to get along better with them.<br/><br/>It was a while later when the man returned and Aries just pretended to be asleep like a child who'd fought with a parent. He didn't move when the other spoke to him, though he heard him set down something by the couch. He then heard him walk away, and shortly after the other headed upstairs. He waited a long time before getting up and looking to the bag, finding snacks and clothes… could vampires even have human food? He hoped so.<br/><br/>He pulled out the clothes though and went to shower, mostly wanting to just feel the hot water on his body. When he was done he dressed in clean clothes and put the other ones in a hamper before returning downstairs. He got a glass if water and then plopped back on the couch. The aching thirst was gone for the time being, but he was terrified of when it would come back. Did he have to drink daily? He didn't think he could handle that…<br/><br/>So to distract himself he opened a bag of chips and warily popped one into his mouth, and when it still tasted good, really good… he felt a lump in his throat at the relief before eating another. He ate them slowly though, as though savoring each and every one, and after only a handful he carefully closed them and tucked them back into the bag, he wanted to save them, he hadn't had any decent food in a while and just eating them all seemed like a waste when he didn't know if he'd get them again.