It wasn't often that Rain could be seen averting her gaze away from Andy— her brother as she'd call him (though some of her friends —Bjorn— begs to differ), practically launching her arms out like rockets and clasping to whatever she could grasp of the male and dragging him back to her side with practiced ease despite the male straying just a few centimetres away.

It's not her fault, really, that she's too overprotective of her brother. People are prejudiced towards Artificial People, something she's grown too accustomed to, with the amount of people that somewhat has it out for Andy whenever they'd go out. So it didn't quite come as a shock when, once again, on the way to Office of Colony Affairs, that Andy was jumped.

"Andy told me what happened." You'd stated after emerging from your room, and it was only then that she'd realised that Andy was no longer by her side, instead opting to sit behind you with your video game in hand, brows all scrunched up in concentration. Screw you and your pure hearted nature.

Within the group, it was quite obvious that Andy favoured you more than the rest, being the one that truly treated him much better than the others despite his differences with the rest, sometimes acting as his babysitter whenever she'd go into the mines for work where she'd come back to fetch him and he's all smiley and talking about some new video game you'd showed him.

She supposes that it was in your blood, being Tyler and Kay's sibling, to be nice and always looking out for others. Yet she can't help but be grateful for you. Does it help that she might've gained a crush too?

"He tells you almost everything. I'm starting to think that one of these days, he'd like you more than me." She'd jested, though her words wouldn't be that far from the truth.