He was kind of surprised that Kei finished the bags and didn't just try to sneak off when the first opportunity presented itself. He didn't really have a response for the first statement. He didn't know what being a vampire was like. He didn't think he could handle it himself. And he spent some time helping people be as comfortable as they could as they waited to die. He knew sometimes- every once in awhile- it was the better option. Maybe that was the case here. He couldn't make that judgment.

The second statement brought a tired smile from him, as he leaned his head back and closed his eyes. "I probably should," he agreed. "I guess it's just not in my nature."

He was tired, now that everything was settled. He might fall asleep, while waiting for all this blood to drip back into his body. "Thank you for staying with me. I hope things get easier for you."