Suddenly they were home, right inside her front door, and Chase felt like sobbing out of relief. It didn't appear anyone was home yet, Reid must have taken Katie out to the park, or over to day care. Chase stared down her own hallway, unbelieving that she was finally here. She was home, Chase half glanced at Angus as he ordered her suitcase to unpack itself, and her stuff flew into her bedroom. Chase took a few hesitant steps forward and then half broke into a run until she was able to see the rest of the house. She stumbled slightly and half tripped over the carpet that Calvin seemed to trip over often.
Chase stared into her living room, the living room she had been denied living in for a very long time. Katie's blanket was laying on the floor, her little hanging toys over it, some soft toys on the floor next to it. Chase let out a half sob, and looked into the kitchen, pancake mix sat on the counter, as well as a cake, with her name on it. Chase put her hand over her mouth and tried not to cry to loudly. "I bet we ruined every plan they had... I bet they took Katie out so that she would be tired, so she wouldn't cry... and they wanted Calvin to pick me up so that they could cut the cake." Chase whispered and then slowly went into the room, sitting down on the couch and running her fingers over the the fabric, slowly kicking off her shoes and looking around her home.
It was so long, and for to long. She didn't realize that the site of the house would impact her so much. Chase let out a soft whimper and put her hand over her mouth. "I missed this place so much." She whispered and went to her knees on the floor, and picked up Katie's blanket and pulled it to her face, sitting on her knees, and holding the blanket to her chest. "I miss them... " She slowly looked back at Angus, and wiped her eyes, slowly getting to her feet. "I'm sure there isn't much food in there.." She said gesturing to the kitchen. "Reid is probably picking up supper, or getting groceries for supper... with Katie... Calvin is at work..." She couldn't help but whimper softly and sit back down on the much to low couch, holding Katie's blanket to her chest.