Elizabeth scrunched her nose at herself at Aleksey's response, watching while he had walked over to sit beside her. But not before she glanced at the clock he had looked at, having to check twice to make sure she had seen the right time. Jesus... It was early. Too early for her liking. But she couldn't exactly just go back to bed. She didn't seem to mind how close he sat beside her, and was busy messing with the edge of her dress for a few moments before looking over at him.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Sense you...?</span>She then questioned to herself, tilting her head slightly but soon he was explaining anyways. Once it was said out flat to her in a simple manner, everything really did just click together. She should've noticed sooner, with how many times she had read and reread the book of her grandmothers... She was actually surprised that she hadn't noticed earlier.<br/><br/>If she thought about it now, she could point out all the things that should've been hints. Mainly, how unnaturally attractive all the members of that group were, but also the way that they had all tried staying out of the sunlight, it had seemed. But mostly, the fact that their skin was unnaturally pale. Each and every one of the members. But that girl that had sat across from her on the table...<br/><br/>"Wow..." Was all she could say for the time being, a bit shocked by this fact too. It was hard to believe, especially after growing up with a father who was strict about realistic things. "I guess I do... It's just different to think about when you grow up thinking there isn't anyone else but, well, humans..."<br/><br/>She paused at his question, tilting her head slightly. "Well... Last night... I ran to your room, like I was told... But... There was a man yelling, then the fire alarm went off... And, I heard noise going on, so I went to see... And the wolf- Well, you-," She corrected herself. "Were being beaten by a few of the people who had been with William... It looked like he was about to stuff you in the bag, so I just thought that, well, I'd stop him..." She paused again, frowning a little. "I followed t- you, upstairs, and into the room... Then I cleaned the wounds with the rag in the bathroom, and pulled all the glass out... I didn't want anyone stepping in it, so I made that small pile there. Then... I went to bed." She didn't know how much he actually remembered, so she had just explained all of the previous nights events.<br/><br/>"But... No. You didn't hurt me. I thought I'd be bitten for pulling the glass out... But you just sat there." She then answered the second part that he seemed the most worried about. Elizabeth then shifted slightly where she was sitting, messing with her hair now. "I probably look like a mess..." She never wore makeup- She hated the stuff- But she was positive that her hair was probably messy from sleep, and if anything she felt exhausted.