Jared was wondering a hundred things about what he might learn tonight. Whether he liked it or not, Caine was going to be has greatest asset in gathering new evidence. Sure, he had a location and an alias he could go looking for, but even then, Caine was a much better bet to use as a guide for that one. For the time being, Jared knew that he didn't have much of a say when it came to this. Caine could be a literal goldmine of information. And if this murder was linked to the recent underground streak of deaths? Then this was something Jared has to follow, it was vital. Still. There was a lot of things going through Jared's mind. Why did Caine request him specifically? And why did he need this golden card? He also took note as to how nice some of these houses were. Perhaps Jared was too quick to judge on this one, Caine live a life a little more glamorous than he'd expected.<br/><br/>"Maybe three at most. Good to see you, Caine." Jared said, though he took very good care to make sure he didn't sound condescending. He seemed like a good kid, in some aspects. Assuming this whole thing wasn't some big set up, anyway. He had an explanation as to the house, so Jared went with it. Jared complied with him, taking a seat when asked. Jared took a good long look around as he sat. He wondered if Caine knew he'd be house-sitting the night prior. A place like this was much better than even where Jared lived, though he didn't exactly yearn for a place like this to live in alone. Any smell that Jared would have picked up with just his nose alone was masked by the smell of onion and beef. Not that it mattered, yeah, Jared had special permissions here, but if he forced this place as a place of suspicion for no real reason, he'd get a beating for it.<br/><br/>Jared refrained from reaching for the knish Caine spoke of. He strongly doubted it was tampered with at all, that kind of stuff was just for the movies. But he didn't deny it either, he didn't want to be a bad guest, even though he was dealing with murder. He raised a brow as Caine asked him about vampires and werewolves. "My position? Well, I'd assert that the both of them are ruinin' the movie industry. I don't exactly pick favorites when it comes to kid stories, Caine. What does this possibly have to do with the case?"