"Live and let die, I always say," he said, already onto box 400 or so, it wouldn't be long then. He checked his watch, realizing how long they'd already been working.<br/><br/>"We're going to have to spend the night in here," he said, "if you can trust me enough with matches, I'll go grab my axe from the car, and come back to start us a fire."<br/><br/>He grabbed his duffle bag, but left the bank sack. He wasn't going to abandon her just yet, especially not when she was the first warm body he'd been around in a while, and the nights could get cold.<br/><br/>"Keep going," he said, "I'll close up the doors as well, so, you can meet me in the lobby when you're done."