Marcus had been walking through the city, not aimlessly since he was trying to get home at this point but, zoned out for the most part. Whenever he walked into a crowd he simply plowed through them, not paying attention to anything. After some time he could see what he thought was Rachael, seeing as how it was the appearance she'd had the whole day. He didn't make a conscious effort to catch up with her, but he found himself by her side none the less. The feather in his hat felt like it weighed him down a tad, something he was just going to have to get used to. He'd hooked the pocket watch onto his pants and let it rest in his pocket, thinking of where he might take it to get it fixed.<br/><br/>He didn't feel like he could say anything to her, if he had his way she would just blame him for everything and not hold anything over her own head. To his knowledge the school day was over, not that he cared either way. "You going anywhere?", he asked as he looked in front of him. "If not I don't know if I should leave you alone for a little while", he said shrugging.