<div style="text-align: justify;">Emma chuckled softly when Len said he wouldn't bite. "Yeah, you better not", she replied, settling comfortably on the bed.<br/><br/>She didn't really think anything of not touching bodies as they rested. It was just what she considered more appropriate, not a sign of fear or distrust. Once they were settled and she had her eyes closed, Emma felt Len's fingers tuck her hair behind her ear. For some reason, it was a pleasant feeling. <br/><br/>She had felt Len spoon around her and kiss her neck and sighed softly, her hand caressing his arm very gently until she fell asleep. For once, she felt safe and cared for, and it was a pleasant feeling that led her to relax and sleep soundly.<br/><br/>Unlike Len, Emma was a heavy sleeper, as she hadn't really had to worry about being unsafe in her house. She was often left alone, so there wasn't really a reason to be on edge while she slept. So, as the door opened, Emma remained asleep.<br/><br/>Len's mother had not suspected anything... well, anything like that... could be happened. She just went to check on Emma because she knew the girl used to skip meals when she wasn't feeling well, and was concerned that something might have happened. She didn't like what she saw, though, and her expression made it clear.<br/><br/>Not wanting to disturb the patient, she made a fierce gesture to her son, indicating the door, and mouthed the words "outside, now" for him. She would prefer to have this conversation away from Emma, since it wouldn't be a pleasant one.</div>