audette rousseau
It was sweet, really, that the stranger was concerned for her welfare enough to ensure she was capable of returning home safely. A small simper crossed the features of the young French girl, even though she suspected the men who had held him up were unlikely to come after her. Frankly, she was somewhat worried they were in the state to even get themselves home, much less to follow her. Audette hardly saw a reason to voice this thought, however, the girl instead focused upon ensuring her bleeding companion got some form of medical help with the hospitals so off-limits. She watched as the man tightly gripped his arm, the danseur admittedly rather worried of his welfare, even despite his insistence otherwise. Audette paused in her step only as he did, the man ripping the very fabric of his shirt only to tie it in some makeshift bandage. He seemed so determined to do it himself that he hardly bothered to even ask for help, despite the way the French girl so hovered at the ready. She wasn't sure if it was enough to draw away the scent of his blood but...luckily the sun in the sky helped to persuade the worst of those vampires that might feast upon the pair of fae. The walk was hardly even a minute longer than Audette had estimated, the girl soon leading the way up a short set of stairs and into her apartment building.
With ease, Audette gestured as she led him straight towards her door, only to hold it open for her newfound guest. Audette hardly bothered to pause as she glanced behind her shoulder, informing him that she had every intention of fixing his arm correctly. Really! A torn shirt simply would not do. That soft sigh was altogether ignored by the girl - the young woman already in her bathroom digging through her things for her plethora of bandages. Being a dancer, she had her fair share of 'first aid', even if it was more like a regular accessory at this point. Nevertheless, the French woman quickly returned with all the necessities required, the girl depositing them upon her rather small dining room table as she gestured for him to take a seat before her. Diligently, her fingers reached out for that makeshift bandage, the girl pulling the cloth away to study the wound that afflicted him. The bullet had, thankfully, only just grazed the man, that bleeding still sufficient enough that it was worrisome and yet, he would be more than okay. A small frown fluttered across her features, her clove colored irises shifted only at the sound of his voice. Soft laughter left her lips before she waved off his concern with a flick of her hand.