<div style="text-align: justify;">Marissa would probably be really willing to learn from Nanook. She was a very trusting person, after all, at least with those who treated her nicely. And Nanook, despite having bitten her into turning into a werewolf, had always been nice to her. And he had turned her to help her regain control of her life. So, there was no reason for Marissa to think that Nanook didn't deserve her trust.<br/><br/>She laughed when Nanook said he didn't want to see her fall on her butt. "All right, I'll believe you until proven otherwise", she joked, still laughing. "And no, I don't mind going there at all, you just need to tell me where you are", she agreed right away.<br/><br/>Hearing that Nanook wanted to see her again made Marissa feel somewhat warm inside. Humming for a moment, as she always did when thinking, Marissa calculated how long she should need to be there at Nanook's apartment. "I think I should be around in about fifteen or twenty minutes", she estimated.<br/><br/>It did surprise Marissa a little that Nanook had simply hung up, but it didn't offend or upset her. They had already told each other what needed to be said via phone, after all, and they would be together again soon. Everything else could be talked about then.<br/><br/>Checking her wristwatch, Marissa finished the last few touches in getting ready and left her apartment. As she wasn't sure whether or not Nanook had everything they needed for breakfast - and wouldn't feel comfortable getting to his house empty-handed -, Marissa stopped by at a bakery near her house and picked up some corn bread and cheese.<br/><br/>She would make her way to Nanook's home right after and, as promised, she would be knocking on his door about twenty minutes after their call, hoping she had made a good call on what she had picked out for breakfast.</div>