Jack landed on the roof with her, doing his best to ignore the smell. He could see now why Eli was so quick to smell her and comment on her living in the city. The smell here was even worse than the rest of the city, and he wondered why she would ever choose to live here. Even the forest was better, in his opinion, with its not so reliable food and shelter. At least the wilderness smelled fairly pleasant in most places. Jack didn't say anything about it to her, and nodded. "Alright, I'll see you then." He said, before flying off again, flying straight home to get something to eat and then take a shower and go to bed.<br/><br/>--- Skip To Next Morning ---<br/><br/>The next morning, after the kids left for school, Jack wandered around the house while waiting for her. He ate breakfast, cleaned up a bit around the house, and then sat down to read a book, just entertaining himself until nine when she said she'd be coming. He was still reading when that time came, not paying attention.