She doesn't take him up on his offer so he gives in to his want instead. She takes off her mask, and he reaches to hold her instead, hugging her to his chest, his head resting on his own. He steps toward the elevator. "There's sandwiches in the kitchen," he replies. "And Neil is out exploring. Probably to the south."

Goodsprings is comforting to the kid, and the area around it. It's wholesome and home like, even without the friends he had made. "His dog died," Alex speaks, as the door opens with a ding. "It's tearing him up."