The only thing on the young woman's mind as she leaned forward to press her lips against his skin was that she wished she could make him feel better. She hated that he felt so sick by the rocking of the plane, or that he felt so weak because of it. "Sshh," She whispered as she leaned into him. "It's going to be okay." She was so unaware that she was able to make that sickness settle down within him once again. Motion sickness had never been something she could heal - it wasn't a physical ailment, after all. She'd merely meant to soothe the emotions of the man who hated getting sick in front of her so much. It was only when Kato looked at her with those furrowed brows did she pull her lips off his skin, tilting her head to the side at his question. "Did I do what?" She replied immediately as she reached out to take his hand, clearly confused as to why the man wasn't using the bag that was held within his hands. It was when he explained that she frowned. "No, I didn't... I don't think..." She frowned. "I was just focusing on making myself less sick."

Fortunately for the duo, their thoughts from Edie's newfound power seemed to be distracted by the flight attendant's voice. "Okay," She whispered more to herself as her fingers gripped at her knees in an attempt to focus her sudden return of that anxiety. She was thankful for Kato's words to pull her back to the present. "No," She let out a breath. "We'll take the train. It's only about thirty minutes on the train." How she wanted to hide within Leeds and avoid her home altogether. But no, she'd already decided that that would not be wise. She needed to go home and face those demons of hers. "I live in York. Lived. I lived in York. I live in Sacrosanct now," The girl took a breath as she corrected herself to the past tense when it came to her English home. Kato was with her. There was nothing to worry about. Edie had always been protected by the man that sat beside her, and he would not let them take her back into their pack. It was that alone that had her feeling instantly better.

She couldn't help the instant smile that appeared on her features as he stood, his favored nickname for her leaving his lips. She unbuckled herself in turn, taking his hand as she moved to follow him off the plane and into the terminal. Her eyes fell instantly to the large windows, the smile bright on her features as she saw that rainy weather that she'd grown to love throughout her time in England. "First though, love, we're going to spend some time just the two of us." She couldn't deny that nearly fifteen hours pressed against the shape of her boyfriend had her desiring more than they could do in a public setting. Plus, there was that desire to get them outside and moving around after being confined for so long. She stopped for a moment, pulling her boyfriend to a stop beside her as she wrapped her arms around his neck, pressing herself up on her toes to kiss him. "Welcome to England, my love," She said happily before she let go of him to pull him further through the terminal and out into that cold rainy weather. Even in the sweater that the woman had placed on her body before she left, the girl immediately shivered in the cold gusts. She pressed herself up against Kato, looking over at the man. "Tell me you actually packed the sweaters I told you to?"