Aria kept felt like someone was behind her. She kept looking around but her eyes weren't meant for the darkness. All she could really go by was the feeling that someone else was out here...but who? She finished singing and was tempted to go into another song. The silence was a bit unnerving and she found her ears listening far more intently to the surroundings. Crickets chirping...an owl hooting off to the west. A dog was barking at something to the east. Or was it the south. Either way the dog sounded quite vicious and it was obviously behind a fence or it would have long since attacked what it was barking at. She listened more intently for what she was really trying to hear...footsteps. Most people walked loudly. When they walked you could hear it.<br/><br/>However, some people like the guy stalking her...didn't make a sound. Their steps were silent and you never knew they were there unless the spoke to you. Or worse...touched you. She finally heard a sound and eeped. Spinning around quickly despite the heavy back pack with wide eyes. She clearly hadn't expected anyone else. Though it was obvious she had been looking out for danger the whole time. "I always did it back home." She said softly. Eyeing him warily. How had he come out of nowhere? Had he been there the whole time? How come she never heard him? Her eyes were still wide and shimmered a bit with the first instinct that had hit her...fear.<br/><br/>She forced herself to calm as he spoke. Her heart still racing a bit as it had been a shock to hear his voice. "If..if you want to." She said softly. Not sure how else to say that. Flushing again because she was unused to anyone wanting to walk her home. "I have to get home even though papa's at work. He had some stuff to do and wouldn't tell me what it was. So he couldn't come get me." She spoke softly. Turning and started walking again. "Its really nice of you to walk me the rest of the way home." She spoke shyly. Tenatively as if unsure letting him walk her home was a good idea. Yet at the same time she had a feeling that his comments were more of a statement than an offer. What a strange line of thinking.<br/><br/>She started walking and felt that he would join her in walking. "I'm trying to get home before the creepy people come out. The perverts and stuff." She said. Clearly not talking about vampires. More the guys who were drunk and looking for a good time. She turned her head and smiled at him. "Did you ever make it to school? Somehow you weren't with me when I went to school. I hope you were okay. You didn't look so well earlier."