I caught Charolotte careful not to touch the welts too much but from the glance at her bare body said there wouldn't be much chance of her not being in great pain for several day at the very least.<br/><br/>I tried to digest what she'd said, she was the very last person I expected to try to run, but they always said it was the quiet ones who suprise you. I admired her courage to try. "I know" I said quietly acknowledging that I knew everything that she was telling me. "don't worry about anything right now, you need to rest, I'm sure more will come before the week is over." I said sounding a bit defeated. Pushing the melancholy away I stood up and helped reached down to help Charolotte to her feet.