Shawn had learnt to tell when someone was behind him, it usually helped him prepare for a serious fall, which kept him from preventing serious harm. He waited to find out what would happen. And as soon as his hat hit his head, all worry and tension were visible gone from his body. He whipped around, turning pretty adeptly before throwing his arms around Aki's middle. "Thank you!" He said, squeezing tight before slowly letting go to pull away and look up at him. "You have no idea how you've just saved me." He told him as his hands moved to make quick work his tie while moving to close the gap he'd caused when turning to hug the older boy. Of course, that action caused whispers, he seemed only willing to touch the new boy. They'd now seen it three times. The whispers only intensified when the boy Shawn ran into last night, sent out word he'd caught the younger Sauvages brother returning during the sneak back hour.<br/><br/>Shawn's hand dove into his pocket to pay for breakfast, worrying the already well worried bill in his fingers before he was stuffing the change in his pocket to take his tray and walk with Aki back to the table. He had this small smile on his face, that was nice to finally see. He wasn't fidgiting, tense and doing everything he could to remain hidden. This was the first real breakfast any could remember him actually ordering, normally it was just a bowl of cereal. As they reached the table and his tray touched the surface, Leo had finally had enough of the rumors and went to sort them out. His grip was tight Shawn's bicep as he yanked his little brother away from the table and towards the doors. He never made it out of them. Shawn looked just as surprised as everyone else when he'd grabbed hold of Aki's hand to keep from being taken, to probably recieve not only an earful, but a beating as well.<br/><br/>A very frustrated growl came out of Leo and he gave a hand enough yank to break the grip before tossing Shawn to the floor "He can't protect you forever. I where you sleep." He said, low and angry. Shawn only nodded before hurrying into his seat, to poke at a now unwanted breakfast as Leo stormed out of the caf. Shawn felt a guilt that didn't belong, and completely worthless. So, he didn't deserve his meal, as much as he wanted it and how good it smelt, he didn't deserve it and just sat pushing food around with his head down.