[color=blue]"No rush on my part." [/color]Roxy assured her. She wasn't in any hurry to face that awkward situation. It would be awkward for everyone. Even though it was a private moment she would have to be there. She would on the outside looking in. They might try to include her but she wouldn't really belong. She couldn't. She wasn't part of their world. No matter what kind of relationship Devika had with her family it would be completely different from anything she had known.

[color=blue]"Maybe we should pick up some noise damping headphones. The city has to be a lot loader than where you lived." [/color]Roxy suggested. She remembered how quiet it had been in the cottage. Too quiet for her so she could easily see how the opposite could be true for the empath. Some soothing music could help too but she didn't mention that. She wasn't comfortable making too many suggestions. Devika no doubt knew what worked for her and what didn't. 

Luckily it was only a short time before the cab pulled up in front of the garage. Roxy handed the driver her card and got out as quickly as she could. She hated enclosed spaces. She didn't know if she could have survived if she had been forced into isolation. The only upside would be that she would be far from people.