Polaris looked at her. Watching her seemingly zone out. Tilting his head to the side a bit. Such a strange reaction she was having to him. He hoped she was alright. He didn't quite grasp the full concept of blushing. He knew it meant something good or that she was shy or embarressed. He wasn't quite sure whether that applied to this situation. He just knew his touch on her made her blush. Was that a good sign? Or a bad one? He smiled back at her as she beamed at him. She got an even bigger smile from something as small as him noticing her trembling? His earthlings were odd creatures. What did that thought mean? He didn't quite remember the full reason that thought crossed through his mind. She seemed to feel she was dreaming.<br/><br/>She seemed to enjoy that fact. He chuckled a bit. "I suppose not." He said in amusement. It was true though. Not often did one of his kind fall from the heavens. It had taken a great disturbance to send him hurtling through the atmosphere but...what was it? He was glad she didn't mind helping him out. She seemed to keeping dropping hints about something but what? He was going to puzzle over it until he figured it out. He wondered what all she was thinking about. She was really excited. He wanted to puzzle out the why. Surely it couldn't be from meeting him? He was just a star man. Who couldn't remember everything. That caused him to frown. "I need to remember more." He said more to himself than her. He then smiled at her again.<br/><br/>He followed her into the living room. When she let go of his hand he let go of hers. Not wishing to cause her any discomfort. Watching her head upstairs and go for something. He watched her as she placed them on the couch. He listened to her speak and sat down on the couch. "I do not believe I am hungry or thirsty but thank you greatly for the generous offer." He said with a smile. Shaking his head a bit. Looking at the television. He had never understood why the Earthlings invented something so unique but really serving no true purpose. He then got up and looked around. Taking in the living room. In the darkness he stood out like a night light. He waved a hand and the small night lamp turned on. Making it less obvious he was glowing like the star he was.<br/><br/>He looked at her and blinked a bit. "Perhaps I could go with you instead of staying here? I am eager to see the changes of the humans world first hand." He said with a smile. Car? Oh. Right. Those vehicles they invented to get around faster than horseback. They were strange things that dirtied up the world but at least they were working on remedying that. He soon sat down and looked around thoughtfully. Space...yes. He would eventually need to get back home. He looked to her and smiled a bit. Then sensed someone else and stood up.<br/><br/>He turned to face the older males voice. His back having been to Emilee and her Uncle. Now he faced him. "It'll be fine sir. Thank you very much." He said softly but warmly. He hadn't even noticed the seemingly uninvitingness of her uncle. "I'm sorry that is my fault. I was in an accident and called Emilee. She helped me here because I'm having trouble remembering everything." He said. Truth. It was his fault that she had brought him here. Truth...he had been in a sort of accident. Truth...he couldn't remember everything. Untruth...nonexistance. Omitance...quite a bit. "Please do not be upset with her. Without her I probably wouldn't have gotten anywhere." Again truth. Without the help and learning the language from touching her, he would've been still unconscious in a crater.<br/><br/>He smiled at her uncle apologetically. "If there is anything I can do to help out around the house while I'm here please do not hesitate to tell me. I will take care of it to the best of my ability." He was nonstop respectful. He sat back down. Feeling quite tired and would have to rest some because of not being in the human world in a very long time. The effect of gravity was heavy on him when he was not used to being within its grasp. He suddenly looked very drained and tired. All signs of a man who had been in an accident. Just the type of accident was unknown. He looked to Emilee. "Again thank you for coming to my aide."