"No, they're not as far as I've been able to tell. However, I have some mystical books. My ancestors a long time ago decided to put some of themselves or their magic into a book in case they weren't around to "guide" their future descendants. They're as annoying as you may think," she says and brings her glass of water up to her mouth for a long drink. What was most annoying about it was that since Jordan and David's deaths, she hadn't heard so much as a peep from them - either in person or from their damn books.
Her mouth quirks up a little at his words and nods. "I appreciate you listening all the same. I," she pauses and snorts softly. "Not to repeat when we first met but I normally don't just give my life's story to someone when I just meet them but...," she trails off. Was it weird to say she trusted him on some level? A man who she only just met that night but who had come out in the middle of the night to help her? "So thank you."
She grins at his response and nods. "Yeah, movies and talking sounds good," she says and smiles when a man walks over to take their orders, giving Kyle a curious look.
Conversation with Kyle flowed easily through their late dinner and shakes. They didn't really seem to run out of things to talk about which was nice but for now, she kept it away from what's been going on. She could go into that when they got to his place.
It was roughly thirty minutes later when they walked out of the diner together and headed in another direction from the motel where she was staying. "I'm glad they're open late otherwise it might've been whatever leftover snacks I had in the car which... isn't a lot," she admits with a little laugh. She usually wasn't too hungry in general these days but she'd been stabbed and healed and apparently, her body needed it.
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Her mouth quirks up a little at his words and nods. "I appreciate you listening all the same. I," she pauses and snorts softly. "Not to repeat when we first met but I normally don't just give my life's story to someone when I just meet them but...," she trails off. Was it weird to say she trusted him on some level? A man who she only just met that night but who had come out in the middle of the night to help her? "So thank you."
She grins at his response and nods. "Yeah, movies and talking sounds good," she says and smiles when a man walks over to take their orders, giving Kyle a curious look.
Conversation with Kyle flowed easily through their late dinner and shakes. They didn't really seem to run out of things to talk about which was nice but for now, she kept it away from what's been going on. She could go into that when they got to his place.
It was roughly thirty minutes later when they walked out of the diner together and headed in another direction from the motel where she was staying. "I'm glad they're open late otherwise it might've been whatever leftover snacks I had in the car which... isn't a lot," she admits with a little laugh. She usually wasn't too hungry in general these days but she'd been stabbed and healed and apparently, her body needed it.