If Tobias wanted Anthony to leave him alone, he shouldn't have given him anything. Anthony followed him even more attentively, and looked up at him for the entire time. This meant that they're friends now, right?

Thank goodness, the inn came into view. "Well," he said, turning to the other man. "Here we are. Thanks for showing me the way." He hadn't.

Anthony frowned a bit as soon as he realized that they'd arrived to the inn. "Oh. Right," he was a bit sad. "well, I guess now that's done with I'll just go back home.... to my cold, miserable, cramped and terrible home...." What was he even trying to manipulate Tobias into doing? He didn't know.

That did make him feel guilty. "Isn't Elijah helping you?"

Anthony flinched. "Well....no, not anymore," he said.

"Oh..." Alright, something was wrong here. "What happened?"

"....Stuff."

"Oh..." Tobias had money... But he also had a wife, and a child coming. He looked at the man awkwardly. "I'm sorry..."

"It's okay..." Anthony looked very sad. "it doesn't matter, anyways, I'll just go home then.....all alone....with no money...."

"I... just gave ye money..." And Elijah seemed like a good man. Something more was going on, he was certain.