Cutting off a "Yes, Mommy" before it could do more than formulate in her mind, Saga chose an embarrassed nod instead. She'd been worried about exposing him to too much of her world too quickly, but had glossed over the fact that this entire city was going to be just as overwhelming for him. At the very least, he'd need someone who would understand and be able to explain things to him.

"You're right, I'm sorry." She paused and clasped her hands together behind her back, uncharacteristically bashful. "If you don't mind the ghost cat, and the occasional... odd thing happening, I'd be honored if you stayed with me for as long as you need to."