The silence he heard from Rain wasn't  comforting one, though considering she knew the male that was now laying dead on his table, what more could he expect?  While he watched her back away from him, his eyes slanted to see Kaden, wondering just what he was considering, if anything he was perhaps thinking the same thing he was, it wasn't going to be a pretty story. By the way Rain acted now, and the fact that she only wanted himself and Kaden to know the story, it spoke volumes for what had happened in her past. He gave her some credit, hardening to the situation to at the very least explain it to them.<br/><br/>"Alright... Pete.. why don't you and the boys go to the feed store for more hay."<br/><br/>Peter raised his head up, looking to Tyler and the command he heard in his voice. Peter knew that voice rather well, and knew not to go against it. With a small salute Peter picked up the truck keys and the other boys followed him out the door. Once the door closed behind them and Tyler heard the truck crank up, he moved into the dining room, sitting himself at the table. Kaden was quick to follow suit behind him, making as less noise as he did Funny how one person can wear off on a whole household. Tilting his head to the side he listened to the running water, it was clear Rain was trying to give herself time, some prep before she let this... 'awful' story unfold for him in Kaden.<br/><br/>Watching Rain come into the dining room he narrowed his eyes a bit, watching her sit across from him, yet closer to Kaden. What the fuck was that about? Was she afraid of him or something? Gritting his teeth Tyler stayed silent, giving her the time and space she felt she need. As much as he hated that she wasn't next to him, he also understood the need to be apart when trying to tell a bad story as well. For the longest time all Tyler could think about was pulling that damn hardheaded woman to him and just hold her while she went through this weak moment. He was her man, her mate, this was what he was suppose to be, be her crutch, be her support, be whatever she needed him to be.<br/><br/>Surprise filed in on his face, and from Tyler's vantage point of both Rain and Kaden, it was clear that he was just as surprised. Tyler for one didn't know Rain had a sister, which was strange considering how long Tyler had been tracking his woman, though that was quickly cleared up. Her sister, Tex, had been withheld from her, which made sense as to why he had never found a similar scent on her. When she made mention of his name, a tic started to work in his jaw, a pissed off one, though for now he would let her get out her story before he started spitting at her for her stupidity. It seemed apparent to Tyler that the woman sitting across from him didn't know a fucking thing about him, she was completely clueless.<br/><br/>Tyler had to move his hands off the table, he could visible imagine ripping into flesh and roaring in pure glee at the chance of meeting this... Court. Tyler gripped the right leg of the table, twisting his hand around the limb as he kept himself ground to the table. Rain was right for a change, he was pissed, not evening hearing her portion of the story yet, but the daunting tune of what was to follow lingered in her voice. He was going to hate to hear what was coming next, but now that he knew half of it, he had to hear the rest. It was human and animal nature to know everything about their surrounding, or the surroundings they were going to be going into, and more importantly, about the other players in the fight that was going to take place.<br/><br/>Taking mild note of the fact that she had been starring at Kaden for longer then needed, he was more interested in the story, needing to know what happened. Leaning in against the table, Tyler raised his hands back up to the table top, feeling that he was a little more calm then he had been a few minutes before.  Clasping his hands in front of himself, he waited, listening further into the story. Oh yes, the chance Tyler got to meet this fuck was going to be the last day either him or Tyler stopped breathing. There was a dark shadow in the back of Tyler's eyes, and a air that surrounded him, one that made the clear statement that he was pissed and ready for blood shed. What seemed like to be a ever calm and easy going Tyler was washed away, all that remain was a jade, ruthless killer, wanting little more then to kill the one thing that was causing the stress of his mate.<br/><br/>Pulling back away from the table, he let the last bit of the story set in, he was more then pissed, more then angry, he was sure he looked as dead as he felt. There wasn't much feeling left in him, cold and empty now. Looking back to the kitchen table were the boy lay lifeless, he had to thank the kid for doing everything he could to help Rain, as late as it was for that. Walking away from the table Tyler crossed his arms over the cent of his chest, rippling with power and aggression he paced the small dining room area. Rain now knowing that her sister was alive, it was clear were her mind was made up at, and it was clear to what Tyler was thinking as well. When Rain raised up from the table his eyes looked to Kaden for a moment, basically telling the man not to move a inch from where he was sitting. Going to the base of the stairs he stopped Rain for a moment, simply blocking her path, not touching her as he spoke.<br/><br/>"Don't worry... we will get her out of there, all of us."<br/><br/>With that Tyler moved out of her way, giving her some time to be alone. Going back into the dining room he looked to Kaden who had gotten up from the table and moved to look back into the kitchen at the boy on the table. Tyler coming to his side a moment, looking at the kid as he spoke to Kaden.<br/><br/>"We will take care of things here, give the kid a burial of some sort for Rain, then we need to make a game plan for getting Rain's sister out of there. You know she is going to take off at any minute to do just that, so lets start on a plan. Do we have enough toys to go around, or do we need to make a shopping trip?"<br/><br/>This was one of the normal everyday things that Tyler and Kaden were so use to, taking in their past history and what they had been through together... this was the sort of thing they did the best. Were the rest of the men were concerned, they all each had their own special traits and talents. What Rain might not realize was that she had a well formed army at her back, which at some point she would have to understand and be able to live with what each and everyone of them was able to do, Tyler included.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Kaden was sat as still as he could, not giving away the edge of his emotions like Tyler was doing, rather he was well composed, til Rain starred him down. His brows furrowed as he shifted his attention from Tyler to the woman, raising a brow at her for a moment. It was almost as though she was thinking of something, but it was only for a fleeting moment before she got on with the story. Kaden himself wasn't about to let it go as easily as Tyler was, but right now that wasn't a really important thing to think about. Kaden turned his attention to Tyler, letting him fully understand that he didn't like were the story the was or were it was going to end up at. He didn't really have to voice that opinion considering the emotions that were coming from Tyler.<br/><br/>After what seemed to be hours of sitting at that table, listening to Rain and the story she had to tell, Kaden raised up from the table as Rain and Tyler did, though made no move to follow after them. He knew what was coming up next, and he was more then ready for it, as he seemed to always be. Giving Rain and Tyler a moment that they seemed to need more then anything else, Kaden went to stand in the frame of the kitchen way. His light yellow hues starred to the lifeless form on the table there, canting his head to the side as he leaned to the side of the frame, letting it support his full weight. It was a shame to see someone as young as this kid to be killed, but it was more then the way of life for man and beast alike. The strongest survived and the weakest perished.<br/><br/>Hearing footsteps behind him, he turned his head to look at Tyler as he came along side him. A shrug of his shoulders before he pushed off the side of the frame, standing more fuller and straighter then before. Kaden agreed fully with everything that Tyler was saying, he and Tyler had been running together for a while, hunting this woman down, it was true that at any given moment she would bolt out the door or any window within the house. The corner of his mouth perked up as he turned completely to Tyler and then leaned his back against the frame.<br/><br/>"Well, we better get to making a plan quick before that girl jumps from the second floor window. You know we will need the boys for this sort of planning too?"<br/><br/>Kaden understood that she didn't want the other boys to know about her past or what happened to her. When Tyler mentioned a little guy shopping at the story, a grin spread over his lips as he pushed off the frame and moved around Tyler.<br/><br/>"Yea, we can do a little of that. Always got some room for new toys. I am going to head out to the barn to feed the horses. Go get your woman ready. The sooner we get started, the quicker her nightmare will end." </span>