Though he didn't say anything out loud, Rowan could tell Benjamin was itching to see them leave. That irritated the warlock to no end. Not necessarily because wanted to stay, though if he had to be honest he kind of did, but because this wasn't his house. He didn't live here either, so what right did he have to decide whether they stayed or left. His attitude only irked him more as every second passed. To the point where Rowan was practically making fists underneath the table. "I'm going for a walk" Arabelle's comment pulled him out of his annoyance long enough for him to look up and hear her say "I promise to come back." Rowan's lips pressed into a thin line as he watched her go. He didn't want to be the type to nag her. He wasn't her father, nor was he her brother even. But something told him she shouldn't be left alone. As he contemplated whether to follow her or not, out of the corner of his eye, he noticed Isaiah getting to his feet.
Raelyn didn't really have to tell Isaiah to go after Arabelle. The moment he realized Rowan wasn't sure of whether to go or not, the farmer boy took it upon himself to do so. Maybe it was none of his business. Maybe he would just be a bother to her, but after everything that had happened, he didn't like the thought of her being alone. Not to mention it would be nice to talk to her without Benjamin or Jade judging his every word. So he quickly got to his feet, giving Rowan and quick nod or reassurance, before heading out and follow Arabelle's trail. She hadn't gotten very far. Izzy quickly caught up to her, but remained a few steps behind her and walked in silence. He wasn't attempting to keep hidden. He knew she would figure out it was him that was following her, but he simply did not know what to say. So he walked behind her in silence, hoping she'd turn around and speak to him first.
Rowan remained in his seat for all of five seconds before getting up and gathering the empty plates. He already knew what Benjamin was thinking. That he and Arabelle were only here to cause trouble and were practically dead weight. But that was not the case and Rowan would not stand for a mere human to think of them that way. Especially not one with such a rotten personality. "I'll do the dishes" he said to Raelyn. "Just sit" it was more of an order than a statement. She had made them all their food, now it was his turn to do something in return.