Justin merely nodded his head to her last comment of the night. He would always protect the innocent...no matter what the race they are. Human or otherwise...innocents were to be protected. Aside from that...his vision told him he needed to protect her. His visions were never wrong and so protect her he was going to. Right now his father and Uncle were out of town. They were not around so it was just him. They were male witches too but eh...what can you do. Magic ran strongly in the family all the way back to the days of pilgrims. Good witches not warlocks. The difference was in the use of magic...and what the magic was used for.<br/><br/>He went to bed a little while after he heard her lay down. Sleeping well into the next morning. However, being a light sleeper he heard the startled cry. Short as it was it instantly woke him up...for the most part. He bolted out of bed in naught but his pajama pants. Not bothering to grab the shirt because she might be in danger. However unlikely it was for something to get in...he wasn't risking it. He grabbed a charm that told if danger was near in his exit from the room. Holding it up to her door but it did not turn bright blood red. He relaxed a bit then knocked on the door. "Kendra? Are you alright?" He called out. Hoping she was. When she didn't answer he figured she went back to sleep.<br/><br/>Nonetheless to make sure she was safe he went into the room across from his sister's old room. He climbed back into bed and fell back asleep. Still highly on guard just in case he needed to act without warning. Sleeping until seven am he woke before she did. He left the room he was now in. Showering and dressed in jeans and a t-shirt. It had an image of a small cat on it. He walked barefoot downstairs and slipped on his sandles. It was going to be hot today. Going into the kitchen he began to make them breakfast. Ignoring the fact that she was still asleep. Making scrambled eggs, bacon and sausage, and grits. Then poured some orange juice into two glasses. Breakfast was served. He waited for her to come downstairs. Hoping she wouldn't leave without warning.<br/><br/>He would have to track her down if she did. It would be hard to protect her if she took off without warning. Near impossible yet not entirely so. He could do it with the locating crystal. He thought a bit. Perhaps when he knew what she was hiding from he would need to look in the old book of shadows. That thing constantly updated and knew EVERYTHING! Plus it had been in the family since the days of old. For now he waited patiently.