Shawn glanced over at Sepiroth when he sat down beside him, letting out a soft sigh as he listened to him speak, just holding tight to his bear. He followed his line of sight when he saw him look away, and he noticed the photo, making him pick up his head to get a better look at it, glancing from the photo to the boy beside him quite a few times. It was clear that Sepi took after his mother, but Shawn could see his father in him too, but he did look more like his mother. I guess it was just something else, aside from being abused, that they had in common. Though their differences seemed to be greater.<br/><br/>When he was asked if he wanted something cooked for him, his stomach gave a clench, now empty of whatever he'd eaten at the hospital. But he didn't know if he could eat as an image of the back of his fathers station wagon flashed in his mind and he curled tighter around the bear "No thank you, I'm not hungry." He lied as his stomach clenched painfully in protest, demanding the food it'd just been promised.<br/><br/>Any and all thoughts of food very quickly left Shawn though when he was being told his smile was cute, that he didn't suit this sadness he was showing to the other boy. And even though he actually felt very vulnerable, and scared, not at all like he was showing strength or sadness, he couldn't help that little smile that came to the edges of his mouth as he nuzzled his face into the teddy bear, like he was trying to hide. Which he really was, because he was sure there was a little blush on his paler then usual cheeks. But it his smile was quickly gone too when his older brother was mentioned. A frown creased his brow as he lifted and turned his head to look at the taller and older boy beside him "W-What do you mean, in-intimid-idates you?" He said, struggling with the larger word. He wasn't used to saying big words, his father didn't like when he did too well in school, which was a shame because he could probably go far if given the chance. "Like... Like scares you?" He asked, wondering if he really understood the word.