Kayliegh left the boots.  Small price to pay and now that they were off she didn't want to put them back on; her bare feet felt better anyway.  She walked on past him and out onto the porch.  She leaned on the railing waiting for him to follow.  Once he shut the door she let her calm, cool exterior fall and she looked truly frightened again.<br/><br/>"I know this is kind of late to realize and I'm probably looking like the dimbat in every B horror movie ever, but I really shouldn't be here." She chewed her lip looking back up at the house.  "Any chance of you taking me home?"