Robert
"Why did you lend me your aide. I can tell this venture of mine is not convenient for you especially after finding out about my former occupation. For all you know when we first met I was a bandit. You had no cause to help but you did... Why?"
Lynnette
"Mainly the coin," She answered nearly immediately, taking another bite of her food. "I mean—there were some moral concerns over leaving you to travel the road alone during the start of... Significant world events, as it were. Like you said, not the safest idea."

Meal mostly finished, she grabbed her mead and leaned back to wash it all down with a couple good swigs. "Not exactly a Nirn-shattering, I know, but I hope it's satisfactory."
Robert
*He chuckled* 

"I'm sure the coin had a part to play but I think you as a person had a bigger part to play than you think. Despite your occupation I think you are a optimistic, moral person deep down. But that's what I think at least. 

*He stands up from his chair.*

"I'm going to check if my list of supplies have been gathered. We leave whenever you are ready."
Lynnette
"Fair assessment overall, I'd say. Though I like to think it's not hidden deep down," She said. 

Once he announced his departure, she gave a decisive nod and finished off her bottle of mead before retreating to her room. She'd do some reading then head to sleep, and then they'd depart at dawn as planned.