Darcy scoffed at the request. "Do you know how many single, human girls come to visit every night? It'd be unrealistic to take on such a task." Darcy looked at Lydia, then back at the Enforcer, then sighed. The two of them were already digging around, too close for comfort, and the last thing Darcy needed was to have them question her further, or even worse, to be suspicious of her. Besides...if she acted as their lookout, she'd be in the position to lead their prying eyes elsewhere. Darcy sighed, then added, "But...I'll do my best." She nodded in Lydia's direction. "I'll let you know if I see anything suspicious."<br/><br/>"Excellent," was all she said.<br/><br/>"I hope this meeting was worth your time, officer." Pushing her chair away from the table, Darcy said, "Now, if you'll excuse me - I have drinks to make." She made the comment with the hint of a smile, careful not to come across as too standoffish. Inside, however, she bubbled with annoyance, and, on a deeper, quieter level, anxiety. As she walked back to her station behind the bar, returning her hair to the usual ponytail, she hoped she wouldn't have to walk on eggshells for too long.<br/><br/>"Well then," Lydia began, turning her full attention back to Morgan, "looks like our pest is poking around my club. I hoped that wouldn't be the case, but at least now we know." She sucked her teeth in annoyance. By now she'd already considered the possibility of the killer's targeting of the Coven, but the confirmation bothered her on a deeper level. That image of Enforcers hanging around outside her place started to haunt her again, much more clearly this time. "With Darcy keeping an eye out, we should be able to stop him."<br/><br/>That was true, as far as she knew, but that wasn't a good enough option for Lydia. Already, she started to reconsider. "I'm not too keen on waiting around for something to happen, though." Lydia inched her chair closer to Morgan's and lowered her voice, disregarding the fact that no one had been listening in the first place. She locked eyes with the Enforcer. "We need to get rid of him before he tries anything else. If Darcy didn't see the Petrini girl leave with anyone, we need to keep an eye on the perimeter, not the inside of the club, but we have to be inconspicuous about it or else we risk him catching on. Any bright ideas?"