Nicole
"Ah, good choice..." He gave a little laugh.
Rhonda
The waitress would get their orders and would head off.
Nicole
He tapped the table with his fingers and looked around.

"What are you plans after this? Heading back to Riften? Hm?" He asked.
Refugio
"Most likely... I've left my little one alone too long." Her little one referred to her beloved pet rabbit Buck, which she left at her home in Riften. 

"You plan to stay here right?" She asked "How long do you plan too?"
Nicole
"Probably for a few nights... Make sure the village is safe from any more incursions. Then, I'll head out to take the fight to them! I will stop these brigands from harassing this village. After that, I may head to Falkreath." He gave his plans.
Refugio
She nodded "Falkreath. Heard somethings about that place. Might have your work cut out for you, might not. I wish you luck though." She thought for a moment. 

"If you're ever in Riften, I'll be around if you ever need help there." She hummed.
Nicole
"Bah, I can handle myself in Riften. I've run into plenty of theives there. One time I caught one trying to earn debt money from a poor woman, she was late for the payment so I decided to pay her debt. Turns out he tried to demand more and wanted her family heirloom. Despite my best attempts to reason with him. He drew a Dagger to steal the necklace. I gave him a few good punches before he ran off with a broken nose, I think he said the Black Briars will hear about this... I don't know it's been a while. Black Briars, I would talk some sense into them. All of that money that could be used for the city, yet they only help themselves and use it to keep their image clean... Makes my skin crawl." Seigwind went on a bit of a rant. It was clear he had a dealing with the Thieves Guild but didn't have much hatred... More of a distaste.
Refugio
She raised a brow, pulling a knife out? Likely he wasn't going to kill her or he'd be going right against the theives guild way. No need to be the second Dark Brotherhood after all. "Riften is a different place than the rest in Skyrim, I'm sure." She didn't offer much commentary on the thieves guild. Some of her closest friends are in it. And she is too, I suppose so.

"Poor woman, you're a good man for that." She noted. She seemed a little unsettled at the knowledge she probably knew that man. "Sometimes theives take it too far, you should never kill someone for simple thievery." She could state that much with confidence.

"But still. It helps to have friends in advantageous places." A bit cryptic, but she is well known for her expeditions where it counts in that hold.