When the meeting was finished Kat had taken thanked the man for his time and kept quiet while they were being shown to the house. A lot of things were on her mind but she hadnâ€™t said anymore than she needed to herself knowing it was better to play it safe. With everyone as high string as they were, herself included, it was better to just get to business and figure the rest out later. Everything would fall into place accordingly so there was no reason to rush especially with a situation as touchy as this one.<br/><br/>No sooner had they gotten to the house, Eric had uttered an apology. For a good long while she just scowled at him. Her mouth opened as if she was going to just start laying into him but then her expression softened a bit, a voice in the back of her mind telling her she really had no reason to get so angry with him. Doing her best to keep any irritation out of her voice, she said, â€œFrom here on out, I really donâ€™t want to make a habit out of picking fights.â€ The tone in her voice, backed by the same stern look in her eyes, which was probably enough to make a pack of rabid wolves run away with their tails between their legs, held that level-headed seriousness it always did. It was the tone she used whenever she wanted to be sure that her point got across without any problems.<br/><br/>She gave Eric a pat on the shoulder and then went to go look around the house.<br/><br/>Ryan just gave a shrug, â€œI donâ€™t know about you, dear Eric, but I wonâ€™t be getting on her bad side any time soon.â€ He had said so only Eric could hear. â€œShe does seem to have a bit of a temper, doesnâ€™t she?â€ For a second a thought crossed his mind. He really was going to have to keep his hands to himself around Ericâ€¦ While he knew this would not be too much of a problem, he still couldnâ€™t get that moment where he lost himself out of his mind. Now that he was back home again he felt his soldier-like composure starting to falter a little. Fearing what Kat might do to him if he stepped out of line he did his best to ignore his feelings and focus on the situation. He decided to join her in looking around the house.<br/><br/>The small house was exactly that, there was even a second floor, not that it was needed since it was just the three of them, and much to her dismay there was only one bathroom. Not that it was a reason to complain, at least they were nice enough to allow them to use the house, but Kat was the only female in the group and wanted to have her own space. Other than that it really was not that bad at all. It might not have quite provided them with everything they needed for a headquarters it could still be used as a place where they could gather their thoughts in peace. The three of them would have their privacy and whatever was said in here would not leave these walls. As far as she was concerned that was all that was needed for a headquarters.<br/><br/>A small nod of approval was given. She then wasted no time in claiming one of the two bedrooms as her own. For now the bag was tossed onto the bed, she would deal with it later.<br/><br/>Once they had all gathered in the living room, which was made up of two couches and a lounge chair, a coffee table in the middle, Ryan spoke up. â€œIâ€™m sure I donâ€™t need to bring this up, but should something happen you are more than welcome to use my hideout. I donâ€™t have much, but my gang is well armed if you ever need weapons or any other special tools.â€ It was just a suggestion. In all honesty he was itching to get back to his men and see how they were holding up. Hopefully they hadnâ€™t done anything stupid, he trusted his good friend to keep them in line but sometimes they were a bit rowdy whenever he wasnâ€™t around.