Aiden laughed, shaking her head. "You say 'were' like we ain't anymore. Sweetie, we offered our help, not the other way around. And I plan on followin' through with it, even if Gauis is actin' like a dipshit. He just loves to complain is all. So I don't wanna hear any more of that nonsense about leavin' you behind, 'kay?" The redhead took Jenn's hand and patted it, smiling reassuringly at her. She meant every word.<br/><br/>"'Sides, danger is the least of our worries."<br/><br/>By now, Gauis stumbled out of the port-a-potty and towards them. He was a little more awake now, not much more, but enough to wary of what the two girls were talking about. Aiden had that same determined smile that got them into this mess and he almost yanked her away from the kid when he reached them. She wasn't stupid, though, and he knew she realized the danger they were in by association. And despite the fact that she didn't give it the weight that it deserved, she did take it seriously. Damn it, she already had the maternal look in her sparkling green eyes as she gazed at Jenn. That was when Gauis knew that dissuading his companion would be next to impossible. When she turned her gaze on him, he didn't even want to anymore.<br/><br/>And so he gave a resigned sigh and walked between Aiden's dangling legs, placing his head on her shoulder. She winked at Jenn, mouthing a 'I told you so,' before wrapping her arms around his torso.<br/><br/>After a few more minutes, he finally got off and went to find his coffee and sausage. A few more after that found him in his jeep and Jenn and Aiden in the other.