Arus was glad William was smiling. That meant he wasn't going to get stuck with someone else that he didn't know. He looked at the man. Studying him as he searched for a sign that he wouldn't get handed over to somebody he knew nothing about. He felt a smile cross his lips at his answer. He didn't care about anything but that he wouldn't be left by the only positive male influence he has ever had in his entire lifetime. He nodded his head. "Your way of teaching doesn't make it complex or confusing. It makes it easy to catch on to something I've no clue how to truly fathom. Though its been a couple of days it doesn't make coming to terms with being a nobody to a somebody any easier to handle." He says honestly. He looked at him with surprise and a bigger smile crossed his face. Nodding his head. "Good points and if grandmother is anything like me she'll be unhappy but at least understand to some extent or other." He pulls out his phone and sends Hannah a text. ~<span style="font-style: italic">Coming for you Hannah. Please be ready.</span>~ He then looks at the message before hitting send. Looking out the window next.<br/><br/>Jared looked at Hannah. He let her step away yet still stood as a barrier between her and the window. Giving her space still. "I do wear bullet proof vest. Along with bullet proof padding for the elbows and the knees." He says seriously. "I am. My job is my lifestyle and choice of conduct. My sister is all I have. All I really need other than my job." He says. He was trained at a young age to accept others but try not to get attached to too many people. Being a bodyguard meant that anything could happen. "They are here." He says as he finished paying for his sister's earrings.