Janessa felt so bad when he flinched away from her and immediately felt extremely awful for startling him, but still carefully watched him as he made for the bed even though she was afraid to touch him.  She felt even worse when he had to lean forward with his head between his legs to stop from passing out and Janessa blamed herself for scaring him into moving to fast.  She smelled the food but was so intent on watching him that she waited until he sat up and had to grin as he turned his attention to the food that Erin brought in.  Janessa was slightly shocked when he grabbed the pitcher drinking straight from it, but soon realized that it made more sense like Erin had thought.  She was just glad he seemed well enough to drink and hopefully eat well because to her that would be a very good sign of him recovering from his brush with death.<br/><br/>As he turned to look at them after getting his fill of the water, Janessa blushed still slightly upset with herself over earlier hoping it wouldn’t effect any friendship they could gain.  She smiled hearing his voice, the accent though different for the area they lived in she surprisingly was finding it quite comfortable and refreshing to listen to.  Inwardly she was bouncing at learning that his name was Larrin, but always being as protective as she was since her brother’s disappearance it didn’t show on her face.  She froze when he immediately picked up on them not being related but decided to just let it slide.  “It is a pleasure to meet you, Larrin.  Erin is right though about wishing it had been under better circumstances.”  She smiled before taking the other seat Erin had left open for her.  “I am just happy that we could help when you needed it.”<br/><br/>She watched as Larrin and then Erin reached and got plates of food from the tray that Erin had originally brought in a few minutes ago glad once again that Erin suggested they bring a couple of kitchen chairs into the guest room at the beginning.  Janessa smiled grabbing her own plate glad to see Larrin digging into the food with just as much energy as he had with the pitcher of water before turning to her own plate like the others.  “Yes, we have plenty of food.” She agreed with her friend blinking when Erin looked shocked at that Larrin had guessed they weren’t related but remained quiet as Erin asked him how had guessed.  Janessa listened while the other girl explained how they met, her words bringing back old memories to her.  “Those were the days…” She chuckled as she continued digging into her food.  But when she got to the part about understanding each other Janessa knew exactly what Erin was speaking about but like her friend knew that it might be a bad situation if Larrin found out their secrets.<br/><br/>They did have to be careful about who found out their secret and Janessa immediately caught on that Erin was trying to gauge what he had figured out.  Trying to keep things light though it was unusual for her, she chuckled, “Yeah, we do get along quite well and I am not the easiest person to live with.”  Her own words had a double meaning.