Neverwinter Forest I hear they're calling my name

Yeah, I know what you mean, she said, looking down and away. Nothing had really sounded good to her either, except coming here to bug Mal. When he offered for her to come in, she lifted her gaze, a small smile forming on her face. Oh, okay, she said, taking a few steps closer. I'd like that. She made her way inside and settled near Mal, already feeling a little better just being here and not alone trying to sleep when she knew she wouldn't be able to. 

She listened as he updated her on the Cupid situation. Her mouth twisted a little with concern as he continued, stating he didn't think he did well with others. She shifted closer, offering support and comfort with her proximity. Well, maybe he just needs some more time? she suggested. It sounds like it's tough for everyone involved. She wished she could do more to help. And I'm not sure I'm the best judge of being good at people, she started, the corners of her mouth lifting up a bit in another small smile. I'm not that great at it either. Most of the time, she was too busy wondering if she could trust others to try and be warm or charming or anything else that might draw others to her. But, you help me...a lot, she added a little awkwardly. So you can't be too bad at it. Really, it was the truth. She trusted him more than anyone, which meant he had given her plenty of reasons to believe that she could.