She frowned at his tone, as well as his words. Well apparently she had struck a nerve with him, huh? She didn't know if she liked it though, like the fact that he was beginning to get upset with him, though, she guessed, in a way she could understand why. Who wanted someone prodding along behind them, trying to tell them what to do and how to live their life? No one, or at least not anyone Lana had known.
Rolling her eyes, she watched as he went up the stairs and then came back down with some clothes in his hand. She turned around then, taking a look at the house, having nearly forgotten what it looked like. It had been a while, after all, since she had been there, and it's not like she spent mass amounts of time here at once either. After a few minutes of just standing around, Lana decided to take a seat on the couch, leaning back against it as she waited for the boy to come out and when she heard his steps coming into the living room, she rose her brows at him. "Look, I'm not trying to get on your bad side or anything," she spoke, standing. "I'm just trying to make sure that you don't kill yourself. I figured it's the least I can do, but if you're going to be pissed at me then fine, be pissed. But you're still taking that medicine and you're not going to push yourself so hard." She hated sounding like this, as if she were making commands to him. This wasn't her, she didn't generally care what he did.