Raine had to admit that he was confused. Or, at least, he admitted it to himself. He didn't want to take the risk of looking like a fool in front of Rue, so he just nodded and accepted the proffered jacket gratefully. His rain soaked clothing was beginning to chill him and the jacket was dry if not terribly warm. He wrapped it around his slight frame and pushed his hair back out of his face; a face that was oddly calm despite everything that had happened this afternoon. The only hint of panic was buried deep in his blue eyes and he was actively trying to keep it tapped down. Panic would do no good.<br/><br/>"I-if we had money, we could stay in a hotel, but that doesn't help without a credit card or something," the boy hunched his shoulders up and stared at the sodden landscape. "And there are probably police swarming around my house. At least, I assume they are after what happened." He tucked his bottom lip under his teeth and frowned as he moved towards the door that would lead back outside. With the ever encroaching darkness, the world suddenly seemed a very sinister place, shadowy and full of danger. He had never been the most nervy of boys, either, and his courage was failing him spectacularly at this moment.<br/><br/>"Can we just stay in here? It's not very warm, I guess, but it's dry..."