Even as Brandt spoke, she stayed off to the side. He went on about how she didn't need to feel uncomfortable around them, but she did anyway. As he went on, she felt a little better. At least he and his mother understood what had happened outside. She hadn't been herself and the fact that they weren't holding it against her was a good thing.<br/><br/>With a soft sigh, she sat down at the table, smiling in thanks when Brandt set a plate down in front of her. Fork in hand, she started to eat. When Karren sat down, Kai looked up, watching her quietly. The more she looked at Karren, studying her face, she saw a little of- No. She was tired, recovering from shock, and starving. There was no way she was seeing what she thought she was seeing.