The shower was nice, she enjoyed the way the hot water rolled down her body. She leaned on Carson for the majority of the time, but just being close to him was what she wanted in this moment. Even with their close proximity—something she had missed greatly over the past few weeks, she noticed he was rather on edge. His tone, his remarks, everything was just so...defensive. She stood behind him as he shaved and trimmed his hair, a small smile on her face while she watched. Once he had finished, she stepped up and wrapped her arms around his waist, kissing his, now bare, cheek. Her hands ran over his torso, tracing the muscles along it. She kissed his cheek once more before letting go, walking back into the bedroom.<br/><br/>She sat down in the bed with him, staying close enough to share his warmth. She picked at some food with him, not particularly having an appetite at the moment. She sat back again when he began to speak, a bit of a smile on her face at his concern. However, that smile fell as soon as he made another snide remark, accompanied with a roll of his eyes. She crossed her arms, sitting up. “What’s your issue? You’re being snarky, all I said was don’t be rude to Nat. She was the glue while we were both out.”<br/><br/>His mood had put a dent in her own. She was just so happy to be back, to be with him, to be with the others but...this wasn’t the Carson she had missed for two weeks. That Carson would never be rude to his friends, and never to her. She sighed and shrugged. “Yeah, go, that’s fine. I’ll see if Max is around here, too. I’m fine, I can walk just fine, but I’ll just hang out with the Runners.”