[center][b]Dog[/b][/center]
At the nod of a head, the brown haired girl gave a yip of approval before losing control of herself for a moment and reached out, her arms wrapping around the trembling boy and piled him in for a great big hug. Her strong arms holding in place as she just practically cuddled the fellow person like he was a teddy bear, but thankfully was gentle enough not to hurt him.

[b]"Oh thank you thank you thank you! I was dying up here!"[/b] Dog gave a cheerful laugh as she let this shy man go before looking over her shoulder toward her twin. [b]"Hey I'll be right back, so you be a good kitty and be nice to our guest okay?"[/b] she teased with a grin.

Cat merely glanced at them out of the corner of his eye. [b]"...... Don't play long."[/b] he instructed.

[b]"I have no idea what your talking about. How could you think your dear brother would play around at a time like this?"[/b] Dog asked innocently, glancing away from him.

[b]"......."[/b]

[b]"Okay okay fine maybe a little bit!! Geez you mind reader!"[/b] Dog pouted before patting To y on the shoulder and bounded out the door, closing it behind her before moving down the stairs, her footsteps quick but quiet. A learned skill over the years.

Checking around corners to see if there was anyone around, she continued on until she managed to get outside. Almost instantly, after glancing around for any sign of zombies, the tall brown haired girl made a dive to the grass and rolled in it happily. It was nice to have grass, it was soft and cooling. Way better then city streets. Water can wait for a little bit.... A little bit of fun wouldn't hurt.

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[center][b]Cat[/b][/center]

The tall black haired twin looked out the window, soon seeing his sibling rolling around the grass gleefully. Rolling his eyes a little, he glanced toward the nervous boy who uttered what he was looking for. Standing up, Cat smoothly walked over to a pair of boxes, picking one up with ease then setting it down and kicking it lightly with his foot. The box slide over to where Tony was, slightly bumping his leg. Inside was a bunch of cable wires, most likely used for T.V's and computers.

Soon after, Cat dug into a box and pulled out a white and large old computer, before he walked over and set it down beside the scared man. He had already looked through the boxes in case of food or blankets, so he knew where some electronics were. The taller twin didn't know if these were exactly any use, but that's what this boy wanted. Honestly though, most farmers like this don't have much electronics, if any. 

Cat's blue eyes blinked slowly as he looked at Tony, but made no move to actually do anything to him. He could and he was mildly tempted to see just how much he could torment this man via tickling or poking, but he refrained.

His expressionless face simply watched him as his tall form towered over this boy. It was expected that Tony ask questions, it was natural to be curious. Dog tended to sugar coat their life a little, since their life tended to make people more uneasy than they already were. Cat of course, if asked, gave blunt cold hard truth responses. Although he admitted to being a ruthless killer, a predator amongst this flock of sheep, he never lied.

Reaching out his right hand in a tight gloved fist, he turned it so it was palm up to reveal a small blue square. A I-Pod he believed is what people call them.