Thomas listened attentively, trying to comprehend exactly what Aidan was trying to say but not fully succeeding. After she finished, he spent a bit in thought turning over what she had said and trying to construct something to say back. Finally after trying and failing to fully come up with something for the whole thing, Thomas decided to simply latch on to the last comment and roll with it.<br/><br/>"We all fear the future in someway," He finally says pausing to gather is next words together, "No matter what we do though the future will always come." He cocks his head slightly as he looks at Aidan, "You worry about losing something because of the future or a change coming... the problem with such a thing Aidan is... well," He shrugs, "Sometimes refusing to change or accept such change can cause more harm... One cannot let fear hold them back".<br/><br/>Thomas is silent for a moment, simply watching Aidan and not liking seeing her confused and scared. It was not characteristic Aidan, after the attack the fear,confusion, and sense of loss were expected but now. He nudges slightly closer to her, wanting to comfort her somehow only to suddenly realize something. "I... uhh... kind of just left that hanging didn't I?" He comments little sheepishly about his whole talk and it seeming incomplete.<br/><br/>After several failed attempts to recover where he was going with it, Thomas finally just sighs, "I lost my train of thought." He give half a chuckle and a smile to Aidan before reaching out and resting his hand on hers. "Don't worry so much... I'm sure whatever it is will work out just fine Aidan..." He smile is soft and comforting before suddenly cracking slightly with humor as a tease works its way out to try and cheer her up, "Unless it has to do with a rabbit... in that case you might want to play it safe and stay away."