But he didnâ€™t seem to take this too harshly, only smiled and continued to trail along behind her. It would have been easy to mistake it for some lost puppy act. Kalab simply knew she wasnâ€™t ready to listen to him yet.<br/><br/>It irritated him just a little to have no idea of why she running, but neither would that come out unless he was patient, he was certain of it. Nehmahati was scared and confused, and when she was, she was angry. When she was angry, she snapped at him instead of listening to him.<br/><br/>So even though Kalab knew he should just be quiet and let her find someplace that was safer to her than here, he said, â€œWe should go somewhere private.â€ Because it was, however, such an obvious statement in her hurried worry he added before she could interrupt, â€œAnd I know somewhere close that no one would expect you to be.â€ You can sit still and plan ahead for once, was what he didnâ€™t add. There were far too many questions he had for her to purposely try to get her temper going again.