What could have ended badly really didnâ€™t have as much of a punch as Eric thought it would. He was surprised when Angela came in and had expected Ryan to have her thrown out immediately but he had chosen to deal with things himself. So the question was, who was the one walking around and if it was someone important he was pretty sure Angela wouldnâ€™t have said anything to give it away. To Eric she probably already had.<br/><br/>If someone was walking around like they owned the place then someone else should have dealt with it, why did Ryan have to go himself. He paused in his thinking when he remembered how easy it was to take a gun away from one of Ryanâ€™s men. Shaking his head he sighed almost at the same time as Kat did.<br/><br/>He remained seated and watched her walk around the room. He nodded a few time at her but he was lost in thought. No disrespect was intended and he made a mental note to apologize if she felt it was. Closing his eyes he leaned back against the couch and relaxed his body. The couch itself was soft but somewhat course, he felt the pressure he was putting on it and how far he sank into it. Drowning out all other noise he brought his thoughts to the forefront and sorted through them. He was looking for something anything that was out of place that they could use. Ryan was one of them but he didnâ€™t want to push his luck to much with him, then there was the men .The mend themselves were to ignorant of anything to be of importance.<br/><br/>Thoughts of Ryan found their way into his brain and he had to push them back in order to concentrate. In all, it took the amount of time that Kat had searched the room. When he opened his eyes he squinted at first, not being used to the light. He heard Kat ask him if he wanted to stay there. At first he thought she was pulling his leg but then he looked in her eyes. There was something there that made him feel she was someone he had to protect. He didnâ€™t know why, it was that whole leader thing he thought, it had to be. He didnâ€™t feel for her that way, he didnâ€™t know her enough to make a judgment like that. Brushing it aside he said, â€œI donâ€™t know if that is such a good idea. There are too many men, I counted at least half a dozen here and there in the lobby.â€<br/><br/>Leaning forward he racked his brain, on pretty much what Kat had already done.  He wanted to get out, he really did but there was something nagging at him and he just couldnâ€™t put his finger on it. â€œI think that one of us should stay here. There is something that I just canâ€™t put my finger on. I think it is important and I feel that Ryan is the key to it, so is Thomas. I donâ€™t know if youâ€™ve felt it too or not but thereâ€™s something off here.â€<br/><br/>He looked up at her reading her expression as best he could. Normally he was better at computers than people but he tried his best to learn both equally. He looked toward the door and heard voices talking, one of them was Angela the others had to be the guards. She seemed to be upset and Eric could understand why. Eric was just waiting for the door to open and have someone walk in and damage them in some way, but no one came. Angelaâ€™s voice came and went leaving them once more alone with the guards outside.