As tired as she was, somehow the option to just wait in the alley hadn't occurred to her. It did now, catching the bit of the thought from his head, and as well as she'd fed, she flushed a little, but didn't quite meet his eyes for a moment.

She read the uncertainty in his voice, though, and in his thoughts, and glanced back up at him with a vague frown and nodded. "We'll be there." It wasn't easy to have to reassure him, but she tried to sound as reassuring as she could. Whatever had gone on, she wasn't just going to abandon him.