Rain nodded as Tyler answered her question about Kaden. As silence seemed to envelope the dining area, she started to think about the nights events. Only looking up when she heard Pete thank her for the food and try to lighten the mood a bit. Chuckling softly at Pete's implying that Kaden and her would be competing when it came to cooking, she waved goodnight to the rest of the men as they headed off to bed. "You're welcome and thank you. Goodnight boys, get some well deserved rest," she told them, watching them for a moment as they all trooped up the stairs.<br/><br/>Turning her attention back to her food, Rain picked at the sesame seeds on top of the hamburger absentmindedly instead of really eating her food. "I'm worried about how Tex is going to handle this. She's stronger than she seems, but I remember the after effects of escaping from Court's hold. It took months for the night terrors to stop and even longer still for me to be able to interact with others in a public area. Still to this day, memories haunt me and it's hard for me to be at ease with physically interacting with others. It's why I kept pushing you away when we first came together..." Rain said quietly, looking up at Tyler from her food. Admitting the fact she was still effected by everything that happened at Court's was hard for her. It meant she was finally opening up to Tyler completely and she trusted him enough to do it.<br/><br/>"I am sorry I kept pushing you away," Rain apologized, leaning closer to him and pressing a gentle kiss to his lips. Lingering for a few moments longer, she breathed in his scent, committing it to memory. Letting it seep into every cell, every centimeter of her body and sending it down to the wolf trapped inside. 'Mine, this one is mine.' The wolf whispered, letting her mate's scent wrap around her like a blanket.<br/><br/>Rain leaned back into her chair and picked up her plate, taking it to the kitchen counter. "But Tex is stronger than me when it comes to this kind of stuff. And she will have me and you to help her through it, hopefully Kaden when he is ready for it," she added while she put plastic wrap over her hamburger and plate then slid it onto the second shelf of the refrigerator. As the nights events started to come to a close, her body began to finally feel the effects of the fight. A sharp pain aching pain in her side alerted her to a possible, more serious injury. Wincing slightly, Rain lifted up her shirt and took a quick assessment of her side. Two perfectly round puncture wounds slowly seeped fresh blood, only adding to the mess of dried blood. Her body was already working to seal the wounds off to prevent too much blood loss. The rest of her body protested with her movements as exhaustion began to set in, but there seemed to be no other serious injuries.<br/><br/>Letting her shirt fall back down over the wound, Rain decided to deal with it once they got the bedroom. No need to rush away if it wasn't life threatening. Walking back over to the dining table, she took Tyler's empty plate and placed a gentle kiss to the side of his head. "Let me get the dishes put back up and we'll head off to our own bed. Sound like a plan?" she asked with a smile as she moved back to the sink. Washing off his plate and drying it off before putting it up. It had been a long night so far, but tomorrow promised to be a brighter, happier day. Moving to the bottom of the staircase, she paused to make sure Tyler was coming, holding her hand out for him to take.