Adam watched as she devoured the bag, tearing it apart like some ravenous... well... lion he supposed. Though she looked less like a lion, and more like a house cat melded with a human. He raised an eyebrow, watching her consume everything. "I guess I made a good choice with the fish fillet then? I wasn't really sure what you liked--"<br/><br/>He reached into his bag of Mcdonalds. He took a bite of his big mac, and he realized how little he had eaten all day as well. He supposed that was due to not having any money for food. So it was good to have something in his belly. Though he had to admit, he never thought he would be eating with a half-cat, half-person in a alleyway in the middle of the night. This was not the direction he thought his night would go.<br/><br/>He looked at her as she explained. He would have been more surprised, if she told him she was wearing a costume, to be honest. The way she was acting, the way her tail and ears flicked--it was obvious she was something else. Though he was more intrigued than afraid in any way. Perhaps someone else would call the cops--which would bring some seedy government organization to study her--but he didn't want to do that.<br/><br/>In fact, he had another idea, one he wasn't sure was a good idea. In some strange way he wanted a cat, but mainly he wanted companionship, a friend. He looked at her and said, "Do you want a place to stay for the night? I have enough room, and a pull out couch. You can take a shower even."