[He's acting very much on emotions right now. He's been aware of his feelings for a long time, but he never planned to tell her. He liked their closeness without all of that. But he's not even embarrassed as he raises his head to kiss her forehead. He's so relieved she's still here.]
[If Nadia had blood in her body, she would blush. As it is she blinks dumbly. She doesn't know how to react to that. This is Ken right? Best friend? Not doppelganger.]
[He does, of course. He will hold her close while he calls Susan and asks her to come pick them up, it's an emergency, put some ponchos or something on the seats please? they're on Pine and fourth. They're fine, they just need a ride home, he promises.
[He shakes his head.] I complained about my jacket to my dad when I went home that day. I asked Matt about school after the snake attacked. Even if it's silly you're not alone.
I'm here. [He will hold her close until Susan arrives, and Susan seems very surprised but also stays very calm. She's got the back seats protected with ponchos and those plastic picnic sheets and will help Nadia inside the car, giving her a towel to put over her shoulders under her hair to keep the blood off of her hair. Ken will climb on next to her. Susan doesn't even ask any questions and will just drive them to the Amada condo.
She even swats away people who look like they want to ask questions at the lobby. She's also apparently very strong. She will actually carry Nadia because the girl has obviously lost a lot of blood and it's quite a walk up to Ken's door and plus she figured Nadia would worry about getting blood on the building floor. So she's getting carried. Ken will follow.]
[There's not much to Nadia, but she's still surprised at being carried. Her parents haven't carried her since she was too young to remember. She mumbles something about not being hurt and a thank you, though, and she's sorry about ruining her clothes.]
[Susan will smile and tell her not to worry one bit. They can both go shopping for clothes together sometime to replace these ones (and making sure Ken can't hear, she'll add that they can bring him along and make him answer if he thinks Nadia is cute in any of the clothes she picks, though she's sure he thinks Nadia is very cute no matter what). Ken will open the front door for them and kick off his shoes, throwing his bloodstained shirt on the floor so he doesn't get it anywhere else in the house before scrambling ahead to start the bath water. Susan will carry Nadia until they reach the bathroom and she sets her down to sit on the toilet, petting her hair and asking her how she feels.]
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I'm glad you're alive. I need you.
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I would not die on you.
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Before he does and his eyes widen almost in terror and he lets go of her face so fast and scrambles for his phone, although he doesn't let her go.]
I-- I'm! I'm gonna call Susan.
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... She can take me home... My parents are gone.
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I'm not gonna let you be alone.
[Even if he fucked up. Even if he thinks he did something terrible to her with that and he should stay away. He's not going to leave her alone.]
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Chest wounds?!
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Not me. Someone else, I just got covered in his blood. [He puts an arm around her again.] I'm gonna call Susan, okay?
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And then he will sit and wait with her.]
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... I don't have any clothes to change into. And my hair is going to stain...
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She even swats away people who look like they want to ask questions at the lobby. She's also apparently very strong. She will actually carry Nadia because the girl has obviously lost a lot of blood and it's quite a walk up to Ken's door and plus she figured Nadia would worry about getting blood on the building floor. So she's getting carried. Ken will follow.]
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