It wasn't easy, but once they were sure Warren was asleep, they somehow managed to move his massive frame off the floor and onto the bed. Kai didn't want to leave him on the floor. Covering him, she leaned over to kiss his cheek, mumbling an 'I love you' and left the room.<br/><br/>Walking to the end of the hall, she stopped and leaning against the wall before sliding to sit on the floor. Knees to her chest, arms circling her legs, she hid her face. Her shoulders shook with silent sobs. She was crying for more than one reason. One: she hated seeing Warren in so much pain and not being able to do anything. Two: she felt so selfish sitting out there crying. None of this was about her and yet she was in tears. Three: she felt horrible having left just then. Warren needed her even if he was asleep, but she figured with him mom there, he'd be calm for a little while at least.<br/><br/>Karren was right. She wasn't a machine; she had feelings that she needed to let out. Keeping them bottled up would do none of them any good. So she just let it all out. Once she'd started, she couldn't stop.