Mitch didn’t miss the shivering at all.  “Okay bad idea.”  Sliding his arm around Kalista he moved her back and said to her, “You’re a druid or one of those people that can’t handle too many people.”  Women are so strange, why don’t they just say what they wanted instead of putting up brave fronts, “Come on..”  Coral tried to guide her back to a place away from all the humanity and he would find a nice big tree and he would lower her down so that her back was against it.<br/><br/>Sitting down next to her after he had her put down he said to Kalista, “Now Kalista, once I’m sure you’re calm I’ll go into the inn and bring you the dinner I promised.”  He didn’t know why he was being nice to this strange woman. However, she was his ticket out of here.  Maybe if he was nice to her she’d get him away from this dark place, and his life of crime and banditry.<br/><br/>Turning his head up he looked and he saw the skies were slackening.  The rain was just a drizzle and he smiled as he let himself taste the strange water and then he looked back to Kalista and he touched his lips with his finger tip and then said, “Promise me that you’ll stay here so I don’t waste my money.”