He groaned and she frowned. She was overreacting and knew that she was, not that she could really help it. Bri wasn't meaning to be a drama queen but felt now that that was exactly what she was coming off as, a drama queen. She used her unoccupied hand to brush her hair out of her face and tucked it back behind her ears.<br/><br/>Her head turned so that she was looking at him and she smiled when she felt she'd gotten an apology. It wasn't an out right apology but it was good enough for her. Bri gave Derek's hand a reassuring squeeze and nudged him lightly, playfully with her shoulder.<strong>"I am being silly, I know. I'm sorry. If you say there aren't any ghosts here I'll go along with you, for now. You're umm...your girlfriend isn't gonna be upset that you're stuck here all night with me is she? I hope not."</strong>She laughed softly and shrugged her shoulder, drawing closer to him.<strong>"I'm all for getting warm. But we can't start a fire, the light will be seen from the street. Any idea on how else to get warm? Maybe there are blankets around here."</strong>In truth she wouldn't mind his arms around her to warm her up but she didn't dare speak it.