Sitting as he sat up, the sheets pooled in her lap, leaving her free to stretch as well. Ignoring the small ache on the side of her neck, Kai stood.<br/><br/>"Well, I'm glad the nightmares left you alone last night. At least they were considerate," she said as she pulled comfortable clothes from her bag. She was none the wiser to his lie. Still being tired, she hadn't caught it. Either that or he was just a good liar.<br/><br/>Hearing his stomach growl, she couldn't help but laugh. "I think breakfast is a good idea. Get dressed and we'll go eat."<br/><br/>Pulling on her shirt last, Kai disappeared into the small bathroom to clean up a little and try to fix her hair. She didn't need to walk around looking and smelling like the night before. Not that it bothered her one bit.