Andrew had taken his time looking for Aria. Actually, he had taken the time to buy some food, as he had gotten hungry, and had spent some time just wandering around as he ate, halfway looking for her, halfway making sure he didn't accidentally walk into her and upset her. He wondered if Nicole was being treated right, most likely so. Even if Apollo did try something, the chance of him hurting Nicole was somewhat small, at least if the god intended to stay as neutral as he had claimed he was. Still, there was nothing Andrew could do, but wait and see, for both the van and Nicole.
This is idiotic, though.
Why had even both of them been sent, if Aria was going to run off like this? Andrew was getting increasingly annoyed at that fact, they had been sent as a pair so that they could be safer. He considered just giving up and letting Aria do whatever the fuck she wanted, he could go get a drink or something. Of course, he'd have to explain the bow if he did, but he had managed to make the people in the grocery store trust him -he had managed to convince them of that it was simply an antique, which hadn't been hard considering what it looked like- so he could make these people too. However, it was at that moment he spotted Aria, walking determinedly towards something, although he didn't know what.
Trouble?
Perhaps so, he had to keep an eye out, at least. She stopped not far from there, looking at some monastery. Andrew couldn't really see her that well in the darkness, but the behavior was suspicious to say the least, so he approached her, not waiting for her to notice him before he spoke.
"What are you doing?" he asked, his tone being both curious and annoyed. He walked up next to her. "Why are you standing here? Is something wrong?"
If she runs away, I swear...
Andrew was about to say something more, something about her running away being more than a little annoying. However, he stopped himself before he spoke. That really wasn't the approach he should take. If he ended up having to look for her again, he'd rather just not. Instead, he held out the bag of food, not very much, but he had bought food taking Aria's portion into consideration, if only so that she couldn't complain about that.
"I have food for you if you're hungry."