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Izaak was curious of the the deal with the rat...Was it trying to indicate something about three blind mice? "I have no idea what this rat is doing..." he put the rat next to Tori's hat. His curiousity raised. He reached for the hat, and yanked it, surprisingly being pulled down by it, nearly falling. A soft landing on the floor. "What's with this hat?!" Izaak exclaimed. It was heavier than he could've anticipated. With ease he lifted it after that, now that he was aware of its weight. He brought it to the table in front of Cat now, studying it. "Weird."

Izaak wondered more. The hat was a big hint. It obviously meant Tori somehow, but how did Cat figure into this? "Got no time for a rat." He look at his watch, as if he'd known the time Tori left, or better yet, as if he was timing Tori. "He's been gone a while. Ah, maybe I should go see if he's alright...he forgot his hat..." He picked up the hat, and went out the door.

"Hey, Tori..." Izaak said from far away. It was possible, but unlikely, that Tori heard him all that well. He gestured with the hat that weighed a couple stones, telling that he forgot it. he was approaching at a slow walk, but he'd get there in time.

"You forgot your hat" he motioned. He didn't say anything more, for fear of driving him off again. he wasn't close enough to see his face, but he would be soon.

"Ahh..." He was astonished, and confused. it explained a lot soon--his running, the timidness, and Cat being uneasy. It made sense. "Well, I cant say I dind't see this coming..." He said it preemptively, but still was saddened. He looked slightly toward the floor.

Somehow, the idea of being his personal aide just wasn't appealing. He took the card, politely, although with no actual intention of seeking anything it would bring. He was suddenly dimmed, as if a light bulb that just wasn't shining as brightly. "Well, you're awake now, so there's nothing for me to worry about you for...might as well go back to Justyn. you go tell cat that she's welcome to join same as you are. You know where I'll be." he patted tori twice on his upper arm, very close to his shoulder, then turned, and slowly headed away, towards Justyn's place, not showing his crushed spirit and greatly saddened face.

Izaak sighed, looking back to watch Tori run away again. still, Izaak had to get Justyn over there somehow, and there was no way to do it himself. He really hoped Tori would at least help him carry Justyn. Maybe he was just better off where he was? Izaak found himself inside the apartment, nobody there except himself and Justyn's unconscious body. It was alright for him, because he felt like being alone for a while. A long while, perhaps.