"That's not up to me to decide. You'd have to speak to Doc or Racheal," she said, pushing off the wall, "Doc is on the first floor of that building with the generator. Racheal is on the second floor."

"ok, thanks" i say and walk out of the door to try and reach one of them but in the end i sit against a tree for a fre minuits and enter on of the buildings and start to talk to the people inside

"Nathaniel is just protective. He's had some bad experiences in the past with people." Beck says heading to his room.

"Probably not a good idea to ask him about it," Sasha said, fallowing Beck to his room. "I must ask, what was that kiss about earlier," she asked once they reached Becks room, "I'm not mad or anything, just confused."

Beck goes blank, " I ummm to tell you the truth you kinda needed it and..." he sits on his bed and tries to relax.

Sasha closed the door behind her, "there has to be more to it than that. Kissing someone like that is a very personal action. While I won't lie, it did help, it seemed unprovoked," she said, sitting down on the floor and curling her tail into her lap, "It seemed a little more than a calminf gesture."

"I...," with a sigh beck looks her in the eyes. "I like you all right. And I don't want you to go and over do things just because of your past."

Sasha remained silent for a few moments, her red eyes taking on a warm glow. "I..... Thank you," she finnaly said, looking down, " I really have been over working myself these past two days haven't I? Here I am, only two days out of being in a stasis like state, and I'm trying to work away my pains."

"Your fine its just... sorry if I caused some confusion." Beck says his back against the wall.

"It's fine, I just didn't expect you to care as much as you do is all," she said, standing up and walking over to Beck. Wrapping her tail around his leg, she brought him off the wall into a hig. "Thank you for caring."

"Ummm," he goes blank, "its nothing I mean..." he's tense.

"It's not nothing. You're the first to truly care since my own father, long before I met my husband," she said, backing away from Beck, blushing.

"I well like you like I said. I mean what else can I say?"

"Nothing else needs to be said," she said, looking up, her eyes still retaining the warm glow, "Just promise me that you'll never be like my husband was. He left me as soon as he learned I had become pregnant with his children for no reason. Don't abandon me without a reason, that's all I ask."

"Why would I do that?"