David looked at Erin, seeing the unhappy look on her face after the phonecall. What had happened? Slowly, he moved his hand towards her arm that was covering her eyes. He hesitated for a moment before his hand gently touched her arm. He then gently took her arm and helped her sit up. He signed his a thousand apologies to her like he had done in gym. "I should have kept track of the time... I'm sorry.." He then leaned towards her and kissed her forehead. "I'll take you home so you don't walk alone." he told her, getting up and leaving his room and going to the front door. It was a major downpour out there, but he didn't want Erin to go out by herself, or get sick.<br/><br/>He took his slippers off and set them aside, putting his shoes on and stepping outside of the house and under the porch. He took his umbrella and stood there, leaning against the wall and overlooking the sky. Gray and dark, raining pretty heavy and the occasional sights of lightning cracking across the sky. He would have let Erin stay if she could, he couldn't think of sending her out into this kind of weather on her own. Oh no, he was much to caring for that.