He followed where she led him, desperately grasping at proverbial straws in this situation, hopeing the awkwardness of the situation would wear off soon enough and they could coexist in harmony. He didn't say a word as he walked out behind her, locking the door with the key he'd been given upon entry to the house via their mother, she'd slipped it to him out of sight of Rebecca, probably so she wouldn't stress herself into a fit of anxietous depression. Their mother wasn't stupid.. she knew Rebecca's status and probably wasn't miserable over the whole thing too.<br/><br/>Silent footfalls carried him to the car where he got in on the passengers side, closing the door, the seatbelt making a resounding *click* as he placed it over him, making sure it was secure as they began to head off to their destination.<br/><br/>On the way he'd view the scenery, trying to become familiar with the area for when the time came that he would go out and attempt to make new friends. Didn't want to get lost. Didn't want that at all, although he was pretty good with finding his way back home,... obviously.<br/>