[This is definitely the low-end of living, but she's fine with it. She can manage. There is a roof and a door and the door closes and locks. Plumbing and electricity are there (she hopes it all works properly) an that's all she needs. They'll find work (or a way home) and then they'll just take each day one at a time.]

Okay, that's good. I'm very clean and I don't like cleaning up after other people. [She doesn't want to use the phrase that she's not his mother. That's just inappropriate on so many different levels.]

We have a place to stay, we know each other - so that's good. We should figure out how to check in with each other. Just to make sure that one of us hasn't been kidnapped further or injured.