He grinned and quickly caught up to her. Without a word, he draped his jacket over her shoulders. His spare jacket was on underneath it so he didn't have to fumble to put it on. He was tempted to capture his hand in hers but figured that step would be better if she initiated it. As his hands settled her jacket on her body, they brushed the safety pin holding the blouse together. Another frown as he imagined the rags their father was giving her to wear. The bastard was going to pay alright, he thought to himself.<br/><br/>"Do you want me to tell you the sky is green next?" he asked her. "I'm just telling the truth. Yesterday, I had gotten lost so I was trying to figure my way out when I noticed you. I had to talk with you and asking for directions was the perfect reason to. Today, I'm here because I want to see you again. Hey, I see that those morons from yesterday aren't around. That's good. I would hate to have to help one of them set a broken bone for insulting you again. Why do you walk so fast anyway? Going to put out a fire or something?"