Kat took the extra coat and thanked him before putting it on, it didn't really offer the extra warmth that she was craving though. At least it stopped her shivering for the moment. Frowning to herself, she knew for a fact now that she must be running a fever. Surely it would break soon though, her small fevers rarely kept up. Though those were usually caused by magic. Maybe that spell she did to calm Atty last night took more out of her than she realized. He offered her one of the muffins that Lia sent with them and Kat shook her head. "No thank you, I really don't have much of  an appetite today." She said before asking him a few questions.

Kat listened to Atty as he answered her question, and she couldn't help but feel a little jealous. She had to agree about Issac though, that asshole would clearly rather her kind be killed just to prove a point. "You know, there is sometimes that wish I would have gone South like I planned instead of coming to see why Check was looking for me." She said with a soft sigh. "I hate that I only got a few towns over on my run away." She shook her head slightly before listening to him once again and smiling softly. "I kind of want to see it now, is it all nice and comfy?" 

She didn't have time to answer Atty's questions before one of the helpers brought them over some apple cider. Smiling a bit she took the cider enjoying the warmth. "Thank you." She was a little surprised with how good it was and she watched the girl walk away, before smiling at Atty. "Do you think Check would let us go in the castle garden? I know he usually lets us when Lia needs something she doesn't need. Maybe you can tell me your hunter story?"

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Mitch nodded a little when Lia gave him a tip on the type of stuff that Kat liked. He would make sure to see if they had anything, when he got supplies for the girls. Not to mention he had some things he had to take care of the castle. He hated to admit it but last night had taken a lot of his energy, and maybe he could find someone to feed off of in exchange for some blood. He mentioned something about thinking that Kat might be sick too. What she muttered took him by surprise though, even if he didn't act it. His book making it easier to hide. He knew Atty had said the two of them were acting really close, but he didn't expect it….but oddly enough her admitting it out loud was the most surprising. He didn't know what had been happening here when the two of them were gone from the cabin.

The knock on the door took him out of his mind, but Lia was up and at the door before he even had time to put the book down and get up. Still he stood in the doorway to the kitchen watching the interaction between Lia and the young vampire. He chuckled a bit after Lia shut the door. "You're getting so good at talking to people." He joked before going back to the kitchen and his book. 

Lia went back to her baking and running around the kitchen. Glancing at her as she sat down for only a little bit before she was back up. He knew that Lia was like this when she had her nightmares but he wished she didn't wear herself out like this. "Yes please." He said before thanking her for it. "Maybe after your pie is gone, we should go see Cass before she takes off. I figure it will be a little bit before At and Kat get back anyway." He suggested, it wouldn't be a bad idea to get Lia out of the cabin for a little while. Maybe the fresh air would calm her nerves, at this point she was starting to even wear him out a little bit.

Once her pie was done Mitch gathered up some muffins to send with Cass on her trip home while got the pie out and set it out to cool. He waited by the door for her to get ready before they headed out to the castle. Sighing a bit, Mitch looked at the gloomy sky, exhaustion hitting him a little. The sun not even out enough to give him a little boost of energy. "If the weather continues like this, you might not even have to wait late for that seamstress to come by." He spoke with a head shake, one of the worst things about the North was how cold it got and how long it lasted. The castle was actually pretty lively when they got there, between the perfect weather for vampires, and the fact people were already starting measurements for the dance. On top of the normal everyday life, but Cass's carriage was still there at least, so they hadn't missed her at least.