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Ah, so he really couldn't talk. She'd figured that much out on her own when he started signing to Cheryl instead of making a single sound, but her little tidbit of information did enlighten her on how he talked to people who couldn't understand sign language. Evari smiled at Cheryl and looked to Anon, giving a little shrug. "S'fine, don't worry. I've got a little translator, apparently." So as long as Cheryl was here it was okay! And way less awkward. Her head twitched again and Evari visibly jumped just a little, rubbing at her neck and frowning with concern. Was she really alright? There was no way that kind of thing couldn't have been seen by her dad...right? She watched as he hid his face the closer she got, humming quietly to herself. Very strange guy that Mr. Hoodie. Very strange indeed. She watched the pair quietly for a moment, a tiny smile on her lips. That was cute. Clearly he loved her as much as she adored and loved him...that was always good to see, Evari had her worries of a man raising a little girl; they were just too different, girls needed girls to be around. A shame. A damn shame.

At the concern shown by Cheryl Evari blinked, watching as even Anon seemed to agree and proceeded to pull the coat from her to give it back to Evari. Sh-she was fine! Really! "Ah...I'm okay, really. I'd much rather...you...take it..." She stared lamely at the coat whenever it was offered to her, eventually taking it with a chuckle and a sigh and putting it back on herself. Fine, fine. Ooh, it was still warm too! Evari grinned at Cheryl and reached out to tuck her hair behind her ears, admiring her glowing red eyes again. Why wouldn't she like her eyes? Her whole body glowed red! Sometimes she wished her hair or her eyes glowed too! That'd be friggin' awesome. "I'll come back and visit ya soon, alrighty? You just keep being a good girl." Evari brought her hand back to tuck it away in her pocket and snuggle into her coat, enjoying being in the warmth again. "Night, Cheryl...and Robbie~." That was his name, right? s**t, she hoped she got it right.

That thing needed a bath.

Oh. It might be polite to, y'know, say by to Mr. Hoodie too. Oops. Evari turned to Anon and gave him a polite nod. "See ya, it was nice meetin' you, Anon. Keep up the good work~." She waved a hand at the pair as she began to walk away, singing quietly to herself once she was by herself again. Ugh, this graveyard was so ******** creepy! Evari didn't want it to look like she was running away, because she wasn't, but she was clearly in a hurry to be out of the cemetery. Especially since she was going to be walking through it by herself now. She'd definitely have to come back in the daytime and hope Cheryl was around to spend some time with, or at least come with a giant flashlight for herself!

Eventually they won, and Anon couldn't be more proud of the way Cheryl insisted that she should take her coat back. Yes, yes he did have a very good girl, but he didn't think it was all him; he was fairly sure his parenting skills, along with his social skills, were incredibly lacking. Like, badly.

He gave Evari a thumbs up and a wave in response, that wave of pride swelling through him again. That was always nice to hear; it was good he wasn't totally ruining their lives! Once the glowing girl had left, Anon nodded to Cheryl's request, reaching over to pull his shovel from the ground. It was time for a break. One that involved fixing poor Cheryl's hunger.

With that, he headed out to find and locate Harry, and then to take them both back to the employee lounge.