When he mentioned hunting attire, she realized it was probably pretty obvious she was out of place here.  She looked down at the ballet flats she was wearing and realized she probably stood out like a sore thumb to a local.  Aurora had not really expected anyone to find her out here, little less someone who might have been affected by her spell.  Getting into the car with him might be a bad idea if he was, but it was going to look rather suspicious if she didn't.  She nodded her head and rounded the front of the vehicle. It took a little doing to angle herself into the cab, and she gently pushed aside the open package of potato chips as she settled in.<br/><br/>Aurora closed her eyes for just a moment and reached out with her otherworldly senses.  It was only a glimpse, but she immediately got the feeling the man next to her was not human.  Not fully human, anyway.  When she opened her eyes again, she slipped her seatbelt into place quickly.  If he wasn't human, he could be a wolf, and if he was a wolf there was a good chance they weren't going to make it back into town.  The barrier should have been in place by now and returning to the town was likely to be painful to any wolf that might attempt it.<br/><br/>"You could just drop me off at the edge of town.  I can walk the rest of the way on the main road."  Aurora said, trying to sound casual.