She was wrong about him. He would understand her, understand her pain because she saw something in his eyes. Audre saw a pain that she felt she wouldn't understand, like the idea of Jack's father willing to shoot his own son. Her pride was what made her believe that Jack was naive. Not only did she feel like she wanted to hug and comfort him, she had the strong impulse to be closer to him. But again she kept her distance, showing such strong emotions when they just met would have been weird. Audre was only good at teasing, talking, hanging out, being friends. But to be more. That was something she wasn't sure about.<br/><br/>Audre only nodded at Jack's response, it was like all the talk was out of her once she finished describing what her parents did for her and the others. After checking if her duffle bag was securely closed she took off relishing the fresh air and wondering what her new home would be like.