[Seeing how obsessed he's been about her in the past, Yin had given up the information with the slightest reluctance, but none of it obvious. How could she deny him that knowledge? She simply couldn't. A thank you, or any gratitude, isn't necessary.]
[When he says to follow him, she merely nods and rises to do so. Yin only tried one other time in the past, and was rejected when she did; she doesn't consider it, only reaches for his hand. He said the crowds can't be trusted, what better way to keep track of each other in a crowd, right?]
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[When he says to follow him, she merely nods and rises to do so. Yin only tried one other time in the past, and was rejected when she did; she doesn't consider it, only reaches for his hand. He said the crowds can't be trusted, what better way to keep track of each other in a crowd, right?]