Elizabeth was about to answer Tabbi before the subject was dropped and she had already answered her question about cooking. And while normally she would've caught where Tabbi's gaze was at her neck, but being as carefree and not so much paying attention, she didn't catch it and it slipped right past her mind as to what Tabbi could've been looking at. Though if she had caught it, nine times out of ten she'd have blamed it for the vampire being hungry. Having grown up with hunters, she was raised knowing that vampires were cold blooded killers without emotions- They just killed because they could and because they had to feed. Of course that really wasn't the truth, obviously, but in her head, those thoughts had been pounded in from a very young age, and something like that was hard to change on your own. And for a minute or so she looked genuinely curious about where Tabbi actually learned cooking. But at the second mention of any mother being involved something changed visibly.<br/><br/>Instantly memories came back to her. Being trapped in a closet her father had shoved her into, forced to watch her mother and father killed by vampires. And if anyone caught it, they'd know she'd abruptly been thrown into having an anxiety attack. Just having to remember her own parents, it'd happened multiple times. Just as Tabbi was finishing, though she hadn't really been mentally present to hear it all, her heart was as fast as a cornered rabbit's while she felt as if there were a lump in her throat, preventing her from breathing right, at least to herself it was hard to breathe, though really she was just panicking. And as if that weren't bad enough she felt as if she were in the middle of the room with that strange feeling as though she was being watched by something hidden, and as if rows upon rows of weapons, guns, were being held towards her, though nothing had really changed.<br/><br/>Having started shaking she just as abruptly moved to get out of the chair, but ended up stumbling from dizziness that suddenly took over, yelping in surprise as she lost her balance, possibly looking like a lost drunkard person.