As he put her arm around her and almost unconsciously she rested her head  on his shoulder. She felt like she wasn't floundering anymore, he<em>understood</em>her, more than anyone else. She breathed out a sigh, she felt oddly at home with him, like they were meant to know each other at some time in their lives, she was not a firm believer in fate, but this was the closest thing to it.<br/><br/>As he spoke of trying to get off, she knew that he was the type to try to find a way home. Then he mentioned he had nothing, no wife or kids. She actually felt bad, someone as handsome as he was, and no one to hold at night. But that was neither here nor there right now. She sheepishly looked up, "Well I hope you find what you're looking for. I'm sure you'll figure things out sooner or later on what you really want."<br/><br/>She felt warm next to him, protected, and she liked that feeling. Rain was still dripping down from the trees, and Emily watched as he looked up at the trees, "Pretty here isn't it? Makes you appreciate everything you do have." Emily looked to him once more, wondering just was he was thinking, but for now, she would let him just sit there and take in everything around him. He still had a lot to think about since he was still very new to her "world".