Jack made sandwiches for them and sat at the table, eating his as he waited for her and wondering after a time what was taking her so long to get down here. He hoped that she liked the room, having spent the evening before getting it ready with the help of the three youngest kids: they had washed and replaced the sheets, as well as dusted all of the surfaces so that they wouldn't be covered in dust after years of not being used.<br/><br/>Once he was done eating, Jack waited for a while before coming up the stairs, "Audre?" He called quietly through the door before opening it the tiniest bit to check on her, concerned that she hadn't come down to meet him for lunch. He quickly saw that she was asleep, however, and closed the door again quietly, leaving her to rest.<br/>-- A Few Hours Later--<br/><br/>Jack was sitting around and reading a book to pass the time when the others in his group got home from school and told them that she had moved in as they all settled in at home. After hearing that she was asleep upstairs in her new room, most of them seemed pretty unconcerned, wandering off to work on their homework or do other tasks. Jack specifically told the youngest and most curious children not to bother Audre, and it seemed to work, as the twins wandered off to play and Onie sat on the couch to talk to him about things that had happened at school.<br/><br/>Not long after that, however, the twins ran up the stairs, opening the door to her room in the hopes of finding her awake, eager to meet Audre. They were disappointed to find her still asleep, but not discouraged, as Rainy convinced his twin to join him in climbing up on the bed and poking at Audre's sleeping form to wake her up, talking noisily all the while.