While she may have put up a good fight with her own argument for a little bit she knew almost instantly Drew wouldn't be changing his mind. If he wasn't going to relent and neither was she... they weren't going to get anywhere at all. Someone was going to have to give in.

Rylee knew she could've kept going making her own point. All she wanted was a quick peek inside the shack and then they could leave. Her own fact based evidence that she knew was true. However she let it go. Even with Drew's admittance of 'having no idea' about what these records may have contained. The argument just wasn't worth it right now. Someone was bound to get upset and she didn't want that someone to be her friend.

Not even needing to look, Rylee could already hear the relief and surprise in his voice. She did turn around as spoke again. "Really. We won't go inside," she repeated once more. We. Either of them.

Was she upset. Yes, a little. Was she going to tell him that? No. There wasn't a need to. Why make him feel worse, she saw that look on his face and she didn't like it. It was nothing resembling the smile she had grown used to seeing on his face. There was a wrinkle of her nose in displeasure for the look of concern on his. "No... you didn't." She knew he was trying to keep himself out of harms way and her too. "We can go now... let's find something else to do?" Standing if made very little sense now.