"You're Sara?" Jessica murmured to the quiet younger girl after Jessica paused her words, smiling to the former and nodding to the latter as she ahhs.. and murmurs an, "All right. Thank you.. I guess I'll need to find a new job after tonight though, huh? That old geezer is so going to kick me out.. I think I messed a good chunk of the bookshop." Sigh.<br/><br/>She's silent the rest of the way, though watching Sara quietly as the girl effortlessly morphs back into the dog. Getting out of the car once Jess stops at the parking lot, she held the door open for Sara, then followed the two in to the house.<br/><br/>Gawking about the place, the gothic-style girl nodded to Jessica as she began to head off into the kitchen. "All right.. ah.. thank you very much, lady! I'm.. very glad, and thankful, for the help offered by the both of you."<br/><br/>When they returned, she would be seated at the edge of the nearest kitchen stool to the back door, hands folded demurely in the lap of her skirt.