Leo stood there where he was left, blinking as he began to consider what the skinnier, but taller boy had said to him about caring for his brother. And it enraged him to a certain degree of wanting to lash out and cause harm, but he kept from it and let a snarl escape before he was climbing back into the wagon and speeding off with squealing tires. He should have gone home, their father would stay unconscious for much longer but he needed to clean out the blood before anyone else saw. He headed for the self cleaning car wash.<br/><br/>***<br/><br/>Shawn had run inside the house and collapsed down the first place he found, which happened to be on the bottom of the stairs, clinging to the banister as if it was a life line, his head resting against it. He looked up at Sepiroth as he came into the house, his bright blue eyes were a darkened by hurt and glistening with unshed tears, and streaks of those that fell on his cheeks. He sniffled as he wiped at his face with a sleeve before going quickly over to him, wanting nothing more than to throw his arms around him and bury his face into his chest. But he didn't, he refrained from it because he was no longer sure if he was allowed. So what he did was take hold of the zipper on his bag and tugged it open fully to reach inside for what he could hold onto. That teddy bear Sepiroth had given him found its way into his arms arms and he looked up at him for long moment before he turned to sit back down onto the bottom of the stairs. He didn't know where anything else was, and was a little scared to go off and find the couch or a room to find solace in.<br/><br/>"I... I'll be okay." He finally managed after a few minutes, hugging tight as he could to the bear as his head rested on the banister. His eyes were fixed on nothing in particular, staring off into space. But his eyes gave hints of what he really saw, that large blood spot he'd left behind when they'd taken him to get what he needed but abandoned him without much of a car. Leo had to he some part of it, as much as he didn't want it to be entirely true with how he'd just been nice enough to give them a ride. He was being nice, wasn't he?